@lauraried73@TAPPSbiz 1. Why didn't Carl Bunch go through his own AD at Grapevine Faith? Was it maybe because he said he wouldn't do it?
2. Parents can't file complaints to TAPPS. Just go through a member school
3. Lavender came from LovejoY/Duncanville. He brought his bag of dirty tricks to TAPPS
@_drewburton@HaireJett@coachnovakov Ur funny! Have you ever asked how all those star players transfer in every year afford $25K in tuition? Dan has a system of donors that sponsor the players. TAPPS knows this and say it's "technically" within the rules. Point is: Don't throw stones if you live in a glass house.
@3Blegend@BaldAndSunburnt@TAPPSbiz A parent (or anyone else) cannot submit a complaint to TAPPS. Only a admin/coach of a member school can file a complaint.
@swaggarly Regardless of what happened, Major reform is needed. No way the whole team should be punished for bad decisions by one player and some adults.
@BaldAndSunburnt The key phrase is “may be taken” in Section 12(I), so the one-year disqualification is not written as an automatic penalty. But the bylaw absolutely does authorize TAPPS to impose it if a school, student, parent, or other covered party seeks judicial relief.
@BaldAndSunburnt the TAPPS Executive Board shall suspend from participation in all TAPPS activities the student(s) and/or TAPPS Member School for a period of one to three years.”
@Nanrekuc@BaldAndSunburnt the moving party must establish a likelihood of success on the merits, show that irreparable injury will occur without intervention, and prove that the balance of hardships favors granting the order.
@Nanrekuc@BaldAndSunburnt The playoffs have been delayed by a week. If the LCS files for emergency relief within 24 to 48 hours, a court could intervene rapidly via a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) due to the risk of irreparable harm.
@Nanrekuc@BaldAndSunburnt Emergency injunctive relief is designed to act swiftly to preserve the status quo while the dispute is litigated. However, courts do not issue them automatically;