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re: Clement Mubungirwa bill heads to Jindal's desk
Posted on 5/29/14 at 8:55 am to CaptainBrannigan
Posted on 5/29/14 at 8:55 am to CaptainBrannigan
since it hasn't been revealed to me "and i don't get to know it", it can be any range of scenarios.
i can spread the rumor that he's failing and barely staying eligible, or worse getting grades inflated and easy classes that other kids there might not be
(ah who am i kidding, pay your fees and get your B's probably goes on there).
on the same token, if he is getting a legit 4.0, etc., it probably would have been mentioned in his PR sob story and more people might support his desire to play one more year. it is relevant information to some people, whether they get to know it or not
i do believe the kids with the best grades should earn more privileges all-around... they work hard for it. if student-athletes wanted to stay in high school and play a 5th year if they had above a 3.5 GPA, i'd probably support it.
think about why his supporters want an extra year of eligibility. they mention him getting an athletic scholarship. maybe if he knew he had the grades to fall back on, he wouldn't fight the courts and the legislature for a 5th year. he'd stay in shape without playing, then go somewhere and try to walk on
i can spread the rumor that he's failing and barely staying eligible, or worse getting grades inflated and easy classes that other kids there might not be
(ah who am i kidding, pay your fees and get your B's probably goes on there).
on the same token, if he is getting a legit 4.0, etc., it probably would have been mentioned in his PR sob story and more people might support his desire to play one more year. it is relevant information to some people, whether they get to know it or not
i do believe the kids with the best grades should earn more privileges all-around... they work hard for it. if student-athletes wanted to stay in high school and play a 5th year if they had above a 3.5 GPA, i'd probably support it.
think about why his supporters want an extra year of eligibility. they mention him getting an athletic scholarship. maybe if he knew he had the grades to fall back on, he wouldn't fight the courts and the legislature for a 5th year. he'd stay in shape without playing, then go somewhere and try to walk on
This post was edited on 5/29/14 at 9:03 am
Posted on 5/29/14 at 9:27 am to chalmetteowl
Why are people so adamant that this kid should get to participate in varsity sports for 5 years instead of 4 like everyone else? Why are they so adamant that we should ignore that the school knowingly eliminated his chance of an appeal his senior year by getting him eligible as an 8th grader?
And most importnantly, why wasn't this an issue until he ran 1000 yards last football season?
And most importnantly, why wasn't this an issue until he ran 1000 yards last football season?
Posted on 5/29/14 at 11:25 am to ProjectP2294
Yeah this whole thing stinks of stupidity
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