When low participation numbers threaten high school athletic programs, cooperative agreements offer a great solution. I appreciate @NickStevensHS having me on to discuss this topic and continuing the conversation as we consider this option for North Carolina. Take a listen
When low participation numbers threaten high school athletic programs, cooperative agreements offer a great solution. I appreciate @NickStevensHS having me on to discuss this topic and continuing the conversation as we consider this option for North Carolina. Take a listen
"It's an unstructured mess, there's no culture, no organization. It's a complete disaster."
I've talked to parents, players, coaches, Board of Trustees, and the athletic department to try and paint a picture of why Bill Belichick has been a bust. #UNC
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Co Ops are used in states throughout the country. IMO it’s long overdue here. Would allow students who do not have the opportunity to play at their home school bc a sport is not offered to be played at a neighboring school. Makes total sense
🚨 A bill was filed in the state legislature that would provide private/home school students a chance to play sports at public schools. It would also allow public school students to play at other schools if a sport is not offered at their base school.
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Northwood Grad Auston Belcher is in attendance tonight. He is interning for the athletic department for the next few weeks before he transfers to Western Carolina to pursue a degree in sports management. Welcome back Auston #ALLN
There is nothing more absurd than playing zone in middle school AAU basketball. It absolutely should be outlawed. At higher levels I still don't love it but at the lower levels it is ridiculous, teach kids how to guard