Greetings sports fans, and alternate lifestyle friends, this website is dedicated to the big steaming piece of genius that is Larold J. Jay. Larold Jay has been coaching in the BFL for about 13 years now, coincidentally he has been a recovering alcoholic for about 13 weeks. Larold Jay first joined the sacred ranks of athletic-teaching under the tutelige of the legendary Craig T. Nelson on the set of the critically acclaimed program Coach. Larold was the assistant dime linebackers coach and from those humble beginnings his career has skyrocketed.
If one takes the time to find parallels between Coach Jay and many other great coaches the likes of including Dave Campo, Donny Miles, or the late Bum Phillips, that parallel would have to be the respect of his peers. When reached at the Sisters Mary and Grace Institute for Invalids and Washed Up Coaches the lovable and sometimes brilliant Michael Dobber Dybinski explained it most eloquently, "who the hell is Larold Jay, is he the scrawny bastard that used to get liquored up steal all the jock straps? Hayden isn't gonna be happy about this." Indeed he isn't Dobber, nor will history for that matter. If you love sub-par seasons and inept play-calling, then you'll be underwhelmed by the precious collection of accolades and memories that can be found here, including but not limited to a record 12* certificates of participation from Coach Jay's years in the BFL. Enjoy.


*The BFL claims to have no offical records of a Larold J. Jay ever having coached amongst it's ranks, however Larold does indeed have 12 certificates of coaching, the 13th he claims was at one time in his possession but was subsequently lost in a battle of paper-rocks- scissors with the famed double amputee, Stubs McShodderson.