[pjdoug]

^^^ Exactly, its not like these young men broke a rule or was given something. I for one think that their is only about 2-10 high school boys who can go away at 17 and actually do what they are suppose to do.  if this was not implemented you would have had that said 17 yr old having to compete with a 25 YR OLD that took the extra covid year through out college.  Now if you think that is fair, then you are more of a hater and do not understand the consequences that these young men were spared.  Showing up and trying to compete, getting disheartened  and dropping out coming back home.  Hats off to all the parents and kids who took this year, I hope it worked out for you and for many it looks as if it did( 2a, 3a, and 4a.)  The kids that some have a issue with are all repeat winners so by some of the comments I have read this season, they did it as a actual senior last year so the * or label super senior is in your head not these young men. They made the most of listen real closely haters, WHAT THEY WERE GIVEN.  That to me shows they understood and took the fullest advantage of this, a good indication of showing maturity.

This ain't NCAA or NFL. Holding kids back to gain an advantage in high school athletics is stupid. Most kids are not gonna be professional athletes, and cheating any  way you can is wrong. There's more to life than winning a high school game by using men or kids that are not even from the area.