Oak Forest coach playing dual role // Father-son relationship adds burden

Oak Forest coach Andy Scianna says it's "hard to be a fatherand hard to be a coach." Tuesday, Scianna will answer both callingswhen Oak Forest plays a doubleheader at Homewood-Flossmoor, whereScianna's son, Randy, is a standout player.

"It's kind of hard," said Scianna, who has coached against hisson twice before. "I want my team to play well and at the same time Iwant my son to play well. I think it's hardest on my wife. She goesthrough some turmoil."

Randy Scianna, a 6-2, 225-pound junior, is an excellent footballprospect and a standout catcher who hits with power. His fatherhasn't provided his pitchers a "book" on how to pitch his son whenH-F played Oak …