@tugboz1@trevhorn Amen. or the fact that his article mentions that the PI claimed there were several other transfer students in the district who may be in violation of the rules, but “no one has paid him“ to investigate those matters. At a minimum, the PI was pumping for more business.
@jzanelli@trevhorn I cannot provide you the details until they become public, but believe me, there is some very shady shit going on in relation to this entire ordeal.
@jzanelli@trevhorn I am not suing anyone. I know many of the players involved in this whole saga. I am told there will be a lawsuit filed against CIF because they approved the transfer and confirm the full family move before it was granted.
@jzanelli@trevhorn No, I believe they have been ruled ineligible throughout the entire state of California. They could not even move down to SoCal to play.
@trevhorn@17Scoreboard@SNFonNBC And what is your job? Find the truth or get clicks/ views? There is a much bigger story here about and retaliation by local coaches against competing sports programs and the double standards that exists under CIF enforcement. hypocrisy in the KHSD runs rampant
@trevhorn@17Scoreboard@SNFonNBC Trevor, why don’t you do some investigative reporting rather than just taking the PI‘s word for everything. Ask him where he grew up, went to high school, and if he has any connections to any current high school football programs or youth programs feeding a local HS
@trevhorn@17Scoreboard@SNFonNBC You could also ask the obvious question, why did the client hire this particular PI? He has only had his license for two years and is not a major player in the industry.
@jzanelli@trevhorn His connections to his “client” in this case have already been pieced together. Will soon be made public. All because he decided to come out publicly to announce his role in this sting operation to go after two HS kids who wanted better opportunities. Yep, smart and savvy.