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Originally posted by ScottParks Sports in an EXTRA-curricular activity and a privelage. But seriously, this may surprise you...I think School Sports, Athletics, is an extension of our Educational Experience. Now this is just me, (parent of two boys; 17 and 12) but I would rather my boy play some kind of sport and "slip" to a B+...then get an A, in that same class, and not have the oportunity to fulfill himself with the athletic experience. Just me speaking. Dude P.S. Again, if I think he is capable of receiving that A...then I could "punish" him by witholding something other than the Educational Experience of Athletics. [Edited by RookieDude on Dec 17th, 2002 at 05:42 PM] |
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Can we get back to basketball?
<b>I cannot believe that we are wasting time worrying about what a coach does with a player. We are officials, what the heck do we care about how much of an a$$ a coach is to his players. We do not make these decisions in any way. We call fouls and we call violations. We pass test and show how much we know about the rules. This is not our issue. :rolleyes:</b>
Just joking!!! I just wanted to say that. :) I do not think it really matters in the end, it comes down to what you value. You either value the education or you value the sports experience. I guess if it is all about the athletic endevors, you might get in line with a coach from out state that recruited a kid to a public school, and he got suspended for a year. Sports are important, but they are not that important. But as I said, it comes down to what you value. Peace |
Re: Can we get back to basketball?
Originally posted by JRutledge You either value the education or you value the sports experience. ...hmmmmmm, would it be OK with you if I value them BOTH?;) Dude |
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Just a thought. Peace |
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