hmm so that means your talking about either one of the following:Alex, I would like "BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE" for 1000 please.....everyone might wanna pay attention to the eastern side of the state as there may be an undefeated class 5 school that could be vacating some W's for some ineligible/illegal players in 5 or so of their games....
All depends if MSHSAA wants to truly set an example or not once and for all.
Now Joey. You remember how that went last time, right?I feel like enrolling at a University
The ones that have had violations that ended with alterations of their wins and losses have all self-reported.Serious question....who polices this closely enought that they would turn a school in for a violation? Are the school reporting themselves?
Source=MSHSAA Eligibility Roster with 39 players on Thursday morning and Thursday night, there's 61.hmm so that means your talking about either one of the following:
Cardinal Ritter
Rockwood Summit
St Dominic
So between those schools its not hard to tell the most probable one that your referencing. Source?
Source=MSHSAA Eligibility Roster with 39 players on Thursday morning and Thursday night, there's 61.
I know for a fact a few of those schools were called out and only self reported after getting caught. That's not the same thing as noticing a mistake and owning up to it.The ones that have had violations that ended with alterations of their wins and losses have all self-reported.
is it that hard to say the name of the darn school. Based upon that information you can't validate an issue.Source=MSHSAA Eligibility Roster with 39 players on Thursday morning and Thursday night, there's 61.
I agree with your point, but I do believe if a kid plays special teams only it counts as 1 quarter. But I also think it is silly that if you play 1 play on offense or defense in that quarter it counts as well.Good small schools will have to play kids many Varsity quarters to keep the score down. Kid at Tipton, Dallas Peoples had almost 500 yards rushing in a half. I am sure jv had to play 2nd half to not run the score up. Lets say a talented 9th grader plays all 4 quarters og special teams on varsity, but is the starting WR/DB on JV. SHould he not be able to play the 4 quarters of JV?
But a kid could play 4 snaps in a quarter and it count as a quarter. I think there is a little gray area when people talk about "safety" and kids playing too many quarters. Now if you are playing a kid every snap on Friday night and then he suits up Monday and plays every snap then that's an issue.Remember the quarter rule is for safety 1st and foremost and furthermore in a lot of situations there is kids not getting enough playing time
Well yes common sense would be great however not many have it hence the rules having to be in place.But a kid could play 4 snaps in a quarter and it count as a quarter. I think there is a little gray area when people talk about "safety" and kids playing too many quarters. Now if you are playing a kid every snap on Friday night and then he suits up Monday and plays every snap then that's an issue.
1 quarter, 1 play, 6 quarters....You can't play players in games in they are not on your MSHSAA roster. It is a violation of the MSHSAA by laws. Varsity, JV, 9th grade, or even Junior High.
That district should be wild.https://prepskc.com/articles/features.php?id=7597
sounds like its official now.
They haven't updated the standings yet but yeah. Nevada will never have a better chanceThat district should be wild.
Now Joey. You remember how that went last time, right?
Nevada is peppery.They haven't updated the standings yet but yeah. Nevada will never have a better chance