One of the interesting questions this case raises besides the obvious religious angle is whether or not the coach was a paid employee during the time right after the game when praying at the 50 yard line. My opinion is that he was a paid employee during that time even though the game had ended. He was still in control of his players and able to coerce them into meeting on the field for prayers.

Asshole

He could pray all he wants.

He was coercing children to pray.

Supreme purchased court is going to rule in favor of this asshat which will mean employers can force their employees to pray or be fired.

Christian prayers only of course.

Such bullshit. He is suing as a fucking coach; coaches can be fired on any whim or any reason. Add to that, separation of church and state.

Hopefully reason will prevail, if not then the FFRF or ACLU will take it to court.

Lets hope this doesn't come to fruition. Hopefully reason will rule the day at the Supreme court.

Not surprised at all.