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High Court May Consider Team Prayers ...
View this link as "for your consideration", or "fuel for the fire":
Case could bar coaches from praying with players | www.tennessean.com | The Tennessean Disclaimer: See my signature below.
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OHSAA SAID REF DIDN’T VIOLATE ANY RULES OR PROCEDURES
The Ohio High School Athletic Association had two words for Trotwood-Madison High School on Wednesday, March 18. Case closed. Trotwood-Madison wanted the OHSAA to acknowledge that referee xxxxxx xxxxxxxx made a mistake by calling a foul with eight-tenths of a second remaining in the Rams’ 52-51 Division I district championship loss to Centerville at UD Arena on Saturday, March 14. But the governing body of Ohio high school athletics refused that acknowledgment because the official did not violate any rules or procedures. “If a rule was misinterpreted or an official’s procedure was misapplied, then that is something we would potentially acknowledge,” said Tim Stried, OHSAA’s director of information services. “But this (Trotwood’s complaint) doesn’t have anything to do with that. Several of us watched the video and it’s clear the official thought it was a foul, and that’s the end of the story. It’s over.” OHSAA bylaws prohibit schools from protesting the outcome of games. “It’s for this very reason,” Stried said. “If we allowed protests, gosh, we’d have a thousand protests a month from folks who said there was a missed call or a bad call. That’s why we don’t allow for protests. Officials’ decisions at the site are final.” Trotwood principal Gerald Cox said he addressed his concerns in a letter to the OHSAA, and that he’ll comment after contacting the association. |
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Oh good grief...the Puritans founded one small settlement that grew into one of the original 13 colonies. By that time, the majority of the people living in the colony were not Puritans.
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They shouldn't have let it come down to that one call. If they want to blame someone, blame themselves. I'm sure somebody missed a couple of free throws or a layup somewhere that kept them from winning by five or so points. |
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Thank you for clearing that up before I got back here.
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Now Only If I Could Find My Rainbow Colored Wig ...
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Here's another good bible verse: We know how dearly God loves us, and we feel this warm love everywhere. (Romans 5:5) Maybe it will be my next tattoo?
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dave30 Should Be An Honorary Mythbuster ...
Officials are on the court to be the only unbiased arbiters of the game. Officials are not concerned with who wins or loses, but only fairness and safety. Everyone else in that gym cares about winning, and therefore cannot look at the game objectively. Players commit fouls and violations; officials view those infractions, judge the action, and then apply the rules of the game to what they had viewed. The rules then determine the penalty.
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not you. I have no problem at all with you using the 3:16 in your sig. By losers I didn't mean you. I meant those people in the gym who keep running around holding the signs and clearly have that in mind over watching a game which is why they are removing the signs.
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Give Me That Old Time Religion ...
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Now give this Bible verse a quick read. Although this comes from the Bible, I'm sure that people from many religions, and those who are not religious at all, would fully agree with it's meaning: And if you spend yourselves in behalf of the hungry and satisfy the needs of the oppressed, then your light will rise in the darkness, and your night will become like the noonday. (Isaiah 58:10)
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Who You Gonna Call ??? Mythbusters ...
NFHS Forum: THE MOST MISUNDERSTOOD BASKETBALL RULES
Check out the first, and the fourth, post, as well as the last section in the list in the first post.
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