🚨 | Did the SEC just completely screw over Georgia?
Georgia has one of the largest fanbases in college football, & is known for traveling to away games IN NUMBERS 💪
Last night, the SEC announced that UGA would be playing at Texas on October 19th next season. There's only one problem with this date...
The World Famous Formula 1 Grand Prix is in Austin on that EXACT weekend 😬
Whenever F1 comes to a city, hotel prices triple... this is going to make it MUCH tougher for UGA fans to travel & take over the Longhorns' stadium...
Some UGA fans are convinced that Texas & the SEC took this into account when making the schedule, to keep Georgia fans out of Austin that weekend.
Why in the world would Texas be in the Premier Division? They have underachieved for much of the last 10 years. Baylor has won several championships and is in the second tier. Just one observation. I’m sure others have theirs as well.
In Texas there is a published curriculum for every course. It’s the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills and is available on the Texas Education Association website.
The Parents Bill of Rights requires schools to publish their curriculum.
Can someone, ANYONE, explain to me why this would be opposed.
To quote the anti-cop crowd, if my taxes are paying for this curriculum, don’t I, as a parent, have a right to know what’s in it?
Or are you willfully hiding it because you’re going to teach something so reasonable parent would consent to?