@SGVNSports It’s disgusting that we put up with video review but something that costs a team a game and probably millions in revenue later if the one loss costs a playoff spot… Should be reviewable. Period.
@SteveFryer Federal law is greater than and rules above state law. There is not a single part of Title IX that supports the Ca law SB 179.
The right thing to do is to ignore state laws and follow federal law no matter how the individual leaders personally feel.
There are some high school football coaches perfectly happy following the rules, playing with whomever shows up, competing well every year in their non-D1 division and focused on producing good people, good citizens and good adults. If a principal has one, don't let them get away.
@SGVNSports Fred, stop with the “get” comments. That just encourages the cheating of the system and makes it a norm not an anomaly. Just because some schools cheat and “get” players, doesn’t mean it is okay.
Rewrite it. Reword it. Don’t support it.
@randykunin@latsondheimer If I may- you are very much correct. Burn out for ADs is a big deal. They either step away because they cannot do it all at the level they want/should OR they half-a— it and let so many things go, not caring.
District and boosters are the biggest factors in this.
@latsondheimer It is completely about teaching and AD. CIF sections and state have been preaching about this for over a decade. I mean you are a journalist, try calling Mike and asking him!
@overtime This is a joke. If I recall, they lost to So Carl’s St John Bosco…and Bosco got knocked out of the playoffs first round. If they can’t beat our #16 team, how can they claim to be champs w/o playing CA’s State
Champs? What a farce!