What I find amusing is you completely ignore the fact that he WAS fired. You blissfully claim that there is no discrimination against Christians, then, when it is pointed out that cases have been taken to the Supreme Court, you squeal, "well yeah, they shouldn't have done that".....but they DID! You stupid clod.Your assumption is incorrect. He was fired for praying alone and that was determined to be a violation of his rights, as it should be. He did nothing to encourage or require participation of students. His firing was invalid as he did not establish religion in any way. I fully supported his efforts.
There again, you are incorrect. A teacher on coach or school grounds is not allowed to participate in any religious activities, Bible, Quran, Torah, or Flying Spaghetti Monster colander wearing. Favoring of one religion over another is the reason for that policy. That would be establishment.
In case you are wondering, I coached for 7 years in my high school in Florida. My girls held a prayer before every game. No one could say a thing because as they gathered together, I walked away and did not participate. I explained to them anytime they asked the reason why.
That's our point, which sails right over your tiny little head!