John has summed up football pretty well. They play in a VERY tough basketball and baseball district that is nearly impossible to win. I actually visited with the head of school about their AD position that they just opened up, but will not be pursuing it for non-athletic reasons.
I did speak with one of their former coaches this weekend and was told that if you are looking to run an actual athletic program by today's standards that you might not be welcomed there. I guess you could read into that statement a lot of things.
The way that "I" read that statement is that they want to have an athletic program and that they want kids to be taught the fundamentals of the games, but they don't really care about the winning or the losing.
I don't "know" that to be the case, but that's how I took the coach's statements about leaving the school.
So at best it is something that you probably will want to talk about in an interview if you are a type of coach that is wanting to establish a "championship" type of program. And that is going to take a LOT of work seeings as who the district foes are at least in basketball and baseball (Kingwood Northeast Christian and The Woodlands Christian Academy).
And to compete against those schools you would have to find talent outside of the other "Christian" high schools in that area and venture into the public school arena and I don't know that FBA would be accomodating to that. But again this is all sepculation, but should give you something to think about.