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"I saw her sniff her armpits at a game VERY UNPROFESSIONAL. If you want to watch a loser coach come on by to one of these games. She is terrible we need her out IMMEDIATELY!!! How’d she even get the job? i’m just shocked to say the least this is what yall call a coach. "

"Shes the worst, avoid at all costs"

"Misleading and overpromises! Recruits WAY to many guys every year. Guys may not make it into the portal, but as a D3 - you can just transfer out to a different program if you like, but some just quit soccer. The guys do NOT respect him at all - In fact most think he is a joke. I thought he cared about his guys, but as time goes on, he does not give it what he did when he arrived. The culture of the program is declining. HE only cares about winning only - not the players and they feel this. Players get NO training gear - they must return shirts and shorts at end of the season, I mean come on - this is college!?!?!?!"

"Let me first say that Coach Laux is a great recruiter! He really makes a player feel special during the recruitment process. He was communicative at that time. He made our son feel very important - like he was THE main player he was trying to recruit and would be his #1 incoming Freshman, even promising him a starting spot as a Freshman. I was present for these conversations so this isn't just a kid hearing what he wanted to hear. My son felt that this was his opportunity to go somewhere he was wanted and would play. Coach even drove 2 hrs to see my son play at high school games. Constant texts to my son that he hoped he would choose Macon! Fast forward to the Fall of this Freshman year, little to no communication to my son about his playing time or why he was not playing, let alone starting. When my son inquired what he needed to do to earn his time, no real answers were provided. In speaking with other parents of teammates, it seems this is the coach's move. Recruit strong, promise the world, then hope they stay. It is like he keeps kids on stand-by in order to have a strong practice squad. He definitely has favorites and plays those players without trying to help the others continue to improve. Needless to say, there is quite a bit of turnover with him. "

"After a recent job interview where HR asked me what challenges I have overcome to prepare me for the professional world, Coach Melody came to mind. When in college in a small bubble, surrounded by friends and lacrosse, she always instilled in our team that the real world, would present challenges and things always would not go our way. We had some players on our team that would complain about playing time and how hard things were and then have their parents email the AD, but majority of us knew thats not how the real world works and our coach always reiterated that hard work pays off and playing time is earned in practice. She prepared us for hard, she made the level of standard rise by challenging us with concepts that we eventually became successful at, with our own dedication towards it. What we thought was hard a year ago, now became easy when the task was given to us. By making each of us stronger people on and off the field, Im so grateful she was my coach because she’s right, mommy wont get you a job and she wont bail you out of hard life situations as an adult, and her prepping us for the hard, real world, has paid off. Im thankful for her awesome job reference to land my dream job!! "