I know most of these are sports most colleges don't offer. But men's volleyball at Stanford(many Olympians from there) and WRESTLING! are freakin heartbreaking.
https://www.espn.com/college-sports...-varsity-sports-cites-pandemic-breaking-point

If the Stanfords of the world with their extremely deep pockets are making these decisions already, I can't imagine how bad it is going to get. College athletics was just a huge part of my life, I can't imagine it getting taken away in a blink like that.

to indoctrinate you.
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What's the landscape look like? Webb in Class 5 - who can challenge them? Lutheran North - C1, 2 or 3? Will the StL dominance continue? Who's gonna be a suprise this year?

@panther72 demise is on your head, not mine.

We will be leaving early Wednesday morning for the second field trip of the summer. This will be a long one. Heading to the boot hill if we can make it. Hoping to make it to 53 schools and here they are:

Smithton
Otterville
Stover
Camdenton
Lebanon
Hartville
Mansfield
Norwood
Mountain Grove
Cabool
Willow Springs
Mtn. View-Liberty
West Plains
Koshkonong
Thayer
Couch
Doniphan
Naylor
Neelyville
Twin Rivers
Bernie
Malden
Campbell
Clarkton
Holcomb
Kennett
Senath-Hornersville
Southland
Cooter
S. Pemiscot Steele
Delta (Deering)
Caruthersville
Hayti
North Pemiscot
Portageville
Gideon
Risco
Richland (Essex)
Dexter
Bloomfield
Puxico
Greenville
Clearwater
Southern Reynolds
Bunker
Salem
Rolla
Vienna
Iberia
School of the Osage
Eldon
Versailles
Cole Camp

I know that not all of these have football field but we have changed our goal and trying to get to as many schools in Missouri as we can. Please visit our Facebook page, mo high school athletic facility database.

Basically, Trump said: The men on the mountain were great men. That doesn't mean they were sinless men. But they were great men, and that doesn't mean you have to overlook their sins.

Can you spot the darkness and malevolence in Trump's speech? Are there calls for racial division? According to the media, you read the seething racism out his words.

He was speaking to headlines written in the Washington Post and New York Times that have literally called for the destruction of Mt. Rushmore. (Stolen Native American Territory etc) Then these media figures act like it's made up.

These people actually agree with Colin Kaepernick, that July 4th is racist.

These are the same people that have a problem with people like me that are annoyed by the implication that there are a bunch of Americans that think Black Lives Don't Matter.

Where are the lies and where is the white supremacist words our lovely media is claiming?

Ran across this on social media. On line petition to change Savannah mascot from "Savages" to something else, and get rid of the logo
https://www.change.org/p/savannah-r...c4fc62f972d4&utm_content=fht-22748810-en-us:0
what do you think about this folks?

Started his hiatus way before the closing began and well stocked on toilet paper I am sure!

A recent deleted tweet said as much, and in this tweet, the DNC said the Mt. Rushmore monument is an imposition on that region and basically called for its destruction.

Then they wrote that Trump is going to Mt. Rushmore to glorify white supremacy.

We all know the answer but why is it that Democrats never get asked about this insane stuff?

Why isn't Joe Biden being asked if Mt. Rushmore is sovereign native American territory?

Why is it that hard left can put out stories that America has no rights to its land and that history is just evil western occupations.

And JOE Biden is never asked a single question about it, how?

Well, he's hiding and it's not about principle, and the selective weaponization of outrage is constantly used by the democrat party, and this why the situation of riots and lawlessness lives today.

Where the riots are happening are ALL DEMOCRAT CITIES. WHERE THE POLICE ARE SUPPOSEDLY TARGETING MINORITIES.

And yet do you see the outrage ever directed at Joe Biden and the democrats? Never. It's always directed at the system or country more broadly. Leaving the Republicans to answer for the evil past or our country.

June MOsports Football Question of the Day, first correct answer gets....30 points

Name the last head coach to guide Mehlville to a state football title?

96 panther72
70 hb1025
62 HBL Pirates fan_1990
48 Cards1968
36 MoSooner69
30 RawMeat
20 Missouri Kid
15 kaching
11 Graphic Edge Guy
9 Dude McDude
8 Maverick_103
6 shoot90draw
6 KCHI
2 chuckwagon66
2 Veerman_12
2 freezeoption
2 PCole

See YAF

47% of college students think America is exceptional because once you read Howard Zinn, then you're indoctrinated into the belief that you are a racist, and if you don't believe you are racist then you change your opinion.

55% of high school students think America is a good example for other countries and only 37% of college students think America is a good example for other countries.

77% of HS students have a favorable view of American History as opposed to 37% of college students.
So basically college ruins students. None of the data is really great.

This not helpful while we reengage in the reimagining of America in our history, philosophy, and culture is under attack and our history is bad stem to stern.

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Gotta love the Entitled White Jack Boot Leftazi attacking a Black Man, harassing him, threatening him in his own neighborhood. But clearly it was justified because he supports BLM and this Black Man doesn't know his place.

The Democrat leadership can't even say his name.

They want to erase names and there's no end to this. When you give in on Lee, you give in on Lincoln, the Saints, and Jesus.

Epistocracy, has many different conceptions but the core idea is that the vast majority of individuals do not have necessary political knowledge for participating in decision-making process.

In this theory, citizens should pass a competence test in which they answer questions about government structure of their country, basic principles and theories in political science, economy, and sociology.

If they manage to answer more than half of the questions, they will possess political rights, let us say, for the next five years. If they fail, they will have a second or a third or more chances until the next election.

Another method will be to distribute various number of votes to individuals based on their knowledge. For instance, if somebody correctly answers 80 questions out of 100, that person will have 0.8 vote instead of 1.0.

In this regard, whether we give full 1.0 vote for a person who passes a test or we proportionately distribute votes in accordance with the correct answers, in a perfect epistocratic system, every adult citizen will be knowledgeable and they all will possess political rights.

I personally like this concept as it rewards political literacy and will lead to better overall results in the quality of candidates we have as well as (hopefully) better government function.

are disappointed the noose was garage door string. If racism is so prevalent in America, there shouldn't be a short supply to fill the narrative. Yet national stories are made up to supply these idiots. THE CONVERSATION always waits until a flashpoint then attributes this to a broader system of racism without using any sort of facts or statistics.

Over the past 72 hours, Bubba went on TV and said this was a despicable act of racism and suggested anyone that doubted the story or thought it was a hoax is a racist.

It's not that I don't think there are racists, it's because we've seen about a dozen cases of fake noose racist stories.

The Oakland story of a noose on the playground was 2 weeks ago.

Thank God for Jamille Hill. She said the noose represented NASCAR. Yep, she missed the entire body of drivers that walked poor Bubbas car to the line at Talladega Speedway.

June MOsports Football Question of the Day, first correct answer gets....25 points

___________ has been a physical education teacher and coach at Ray-Pec High School since 1997 and has chaired the Physical Education Department since 2004. He has been the varsity football defensive coordinator and assistant coach in charge of linebackers since 2000. From 1997 to 1999, he was the assistant coach in charge of offensive and defensive lines. From 1997 to 2010 he was the varsity assistant wrestling coach.

From 1993 to 1997, _________ taught physical education and science courses at Harrisonville High School, where he coached wrestling and football. Before going to Harrisonville, he taught P.E. at Ray-Pec Middle School while serving as an assistant football and wrestling coach at the high school. Earlier, he was a graduate assistant football coach at Northwest Missouri State University and a student assistant football coach at Baker University.

A Ray-Pec High School graduate, will replace Coach Tom Kruse, who is retiring at the end of this school year as the Raymore Peculiar head footbll coach.

While attending Ray-Pec High School, he was a two-year starter as offensive guard and defensive end. He went on to play defensive tackle at Baker University.

who is the new coach?

Karen Tumulty, a longtime dedicated lefty gasbag, thinks we may need to rethink the concept of presidential debates:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...63e3e6-b6f7-11ea-a510-55bf26485c93_story.html

The pathetic lowlife (formerly somewhat closeted) marxist dumkopfs will stop at nothing to keep the confused demented gaffester from showing his true lack of wit, vision, intelligence or even basic cognizance, on a stage versus the Orange Dynamo.

This trial balloon will most certainly draw raves from the mainstream Demmedia and other assorted P'sOShizzle.

But surprising it is not.

https://sports.yahoo.com/dr-anthony-fauci-warns-football-may-not-happen-this-year-140035502.html


Players will be at risk, and there’s not much the league can do to eliminate that. The NFL can put in procedures to minimize risk, but it can’t eliminate it. The same goes for football at all levels.

...and his attorney won’t be too poor either.