Mira has since moved on to take over programs at South Miami and Westminster Christian, and little known David Hudson is now in charge of a team that relied on defense, a tremendous sophomore kicker, Ricardo Perez, and an offense that put just enough points on the board to post an 8-4 record in a district where Carol City and North Miami Beach started the season as huge favorites.What Hudson has done with this year's Krop team is teach, organize and get the most out of every athlete on the roster. Krop has won the games that most felt it had little chance to win, and lost a few that it should have won. But that's what puts them in a place some 30 other Miami-Dade schools would love to be in this Friday night.
krop has worked hard for the pass couple of years to get were they are today. right now everybody is doubting krop to lose the game. miramar has the offense but krop doesn't but what they do have is the defense to hold them off but the fact is we don't know what can happen i mean it's football so i believe if krops football team does what they have to do that they'll be ok and be enough to get that win an move on to getting that title.
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