Yea, DL-man plays soccer too? LOL.
Did read he did a similar thing as a wrestler. Article said that before the ejection & after the whistle, he had shoved opposing OLman to the ground and then tried to tackle the QB.
Texas high school player slams ref after ejection
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Did read he did a similar thing as a wrestler. Article said that before the ejection & after the whistle, he had shoved opposing OLman to the ground and then tried to tackle the QB.
Gee, wonder what angle his lawyers will play on that charge.
You are talking about a high school official who does it for the love of the game and not because he makes a ton of money. No wonder there is a shortage of officials because of crap like this.
It's one thing to give a kid a second chance, but apparently this kids previous action was borderline criminal chargers during other school activities (just going on what I'm reading in this thread). The school must have a culture of winning to be more important than any sort of character. At some point the administration has to step up and say " I don't care how much you need him, he is not representing my school".
You are an example as to why poor public behavior continues to escalate.
You should take a break from from commenting for awhile...
Now 70 has hit the grand slam question, I’m going to bet if the judge has kids/ grandkids that played competitive sports this dude is getting max judgment, as he should🍺
He's off the team and his team has been removed from the playoffs even though the team won.
I remember when that happened. I don't personally know the KC kid who did this, but a mutual friend told me the man now, is a pretty good dude and has done okay for himself. According to that guy, unlike the kid in Texas this was an isolated event. Apparently, it was his senior year and it was a losing program back then and the parent and fans kind of instigated the whole thing due to their out of control behavior. I guess when a kid hears they are getting cheated over and over they eventually take it personally. No excuses though. Is the referee that go hit still alive? I thought I had heard a while back he had passed away?
Thats it, blame Dad. Do you have kids?
I have a 25 yr old and a 20 yr old and I tried my damndest to bring those boys up right.
But you know what? You can lead a horse to water but you cant make them drink.
Its time for people to be responsible for their own actions and stop blaming Dad for all shortcomings!
Not really, and I know they aren’t...particularly in high school. My point is actually that people can accept some level of making mistakes if they know it’s A being addressed and B that the official(s) don’t act like they’re above getting it wrong.
So, you watched the whole game and know that the referee was cheating and the player did nothing wrong? Amazing how you got so much info from such a sparse write up.
And you are sure to attract a lot of good honest officials if you condone assaulting officials for a bad call, especially when it is more than likely it wasn't a bad call to start with.
Seems like the unsportsmanlike call was pretty well justified.
Congrats on being able to quote the one bad call that most on here would agree was a bad call, how about the thousands of calls that were made correctly in every game. And officials make dozens of judgements or calls on every play that fans never think about unless there is a flag is thrown.
Congrats on having the absolute worst take I have ever seen on this board on any subject, ever. There is no world where you are remotely correct. Do you understand that?
An interesting tidbit about high school rules is that almost all states use the HSAA rules, while Texas is the only one I know for sure uses the NCAA rules. Some years ago this high school player had a ton of highlights showing him hurdling players (went to Michigan) and I couldn't figure out why he wasn't flagged a bunch, turns out he played in Texas. Forget the name but we had a very good athlete from Georgia (played DB) that his highlights showed a classic hurdle by him on the way to a TD, but if you looked closely you saw a flag at the hurdling spot------TD called back.
An interesting tidbit about high school rules is that almost all states use the HSAA rules, while Texas is the only one I know for sure uses the NCAA rules. Some years ago this high school player had a ton of highlights showing him hurdling players (went to Michigan) and I couldn't figure out why he wasn't flagged a bunch, turns out he played in Texas. Forget the name but we had a very good athlete from Georgia that played DB for us (had a bad car accident in Georgia) and his highlights showed a classic hurdle on his way to a TD, but if you looked closely you saw a flag at the spot where he hurdled.
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No matter how bad the call was there is no excuse for that. I don’t care if it’s high school, college or pro that can’t happen without severe repercussions.
I haven't heard anything about him passing away, but it's been years since I've seen him.
Don't understand this comment.
I guess when a kid hears they are getting cheated over and over they eventually take it personally.
And what then if they're not being addressed and the officials behave as pricks? OK to beat the crap out of them then?
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You need your money back if you ever paid for education.
Don’t worry. In a few years when he’s in jail for continued issues it all will be systemic racism’s fault and not his.
So who decides
Not saying everything a kid does is their parents fault....but I'd venture to say that about 90 percent of what they do is. If a kid grows up learning that they don't have to respect authority or that there are no consequences for their actions, that is the path they will take because of human nature.
They also learn much more from what they see you doing than what they hear you telling them to do. If you are hitting the crack pipe every day but saying..."Don't ever do this--It's terrible for you"....As a parent you can't say, "I told them not to do that but they just won't listen".
Not saying you did that, just giving examples of things some parents excuse away then act surprised when their kids turn out rotten. I see it all the time in education.
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You've got to wonder how this kid behaves at home. Obviously has no respect for authority and thinks the rules don't apply to him. Should never play again on any level.
I wonder if he has any scholarship offers. He was all region. I would hope the offer was pulled if he did.
Watching riots and assaults in the streets for months and with coaches supporting and promoting the BLM movement, he prob thought he’d just get away with it.
Here’s my 2 cents. The kid has anger issues because........"..... all the normal left wing excuses for bad behavior.
1. He has no father.
2. He comes from a family of social outcasts.
3. His friends make fun of him because he has no I-Phone.
4. His act of aggression was simply caused because he looks at refs as policemen.
You all can fill in the rest.
1. He has no father.
2. He comes from a family of social outcasts.
3. His friends make fun of him because he has no I-Phone.
4. His act of aggression was simply caused because he looks at refs as policemen.
You all can fill in the rest.
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