I remember when the Mason County student section had one like this:

 

___________ __________ (fill in the blank) shot a three. Same as he scored on the ACT.

 

 

 

 

And it was one of their own players.

Then you've completely lost perspective on what HS athletics are about.

 

I love HS athletics, actually I'm in a gym or at a field probably 300+ days a year, I just don't find anything wrong with a little bit of ribbing from another teams student section as long as the curse words are left out. Greenup Co. was calling one our players Dumbo the other night because he has big ears did it bother him I don't know but he dropped 40 on them.

I felt it went beyond just an ACT score. Even though I wouldn't let my students do it, and it has nothing to do with the game, I can even live with that. Bottom line is that it is a school event and I have a hard time believing the principal and superintendent, who were just a few feet away, couldn't hear the inappropriate language I could hear on the opposite side of the gym.

Edited December 22, 201312 yr by UK Fanatic
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Interesting that a complaint is made referencing the opponents fans after Augusta's first loss. I'm wondering if the lack of opposing student bodies at prior games, the large student section at this game or the intensity of this game had something to do with this comment being made at this time. It couldn't be the first time an opposing team has made a negative remark towards an Augusta team. Fine lines can be crossed by young students and I agree a faculty member should be near in case it gets out of hand. ACT scores? Big ears? Our football team is better than yours? maybe not so bad. I've heard worse. There is no use for foul language at games. They are family friendly places.

Interesting that a complaint is made referencing the opponents fans after Augusta's first loss. I'm wondering if the lack of opposing student bodies at prior games, the large student section at this game or the intensity of this game had something to do with this comment being made at this time. It couldn't be the first time an opposing team has made a negative remark towards an Augusta team. Fine lines can be crossed by young students and I agree a faculty member should be near in case it gets out of hand. ACT scores? Big ears? Our football team is better than yours? maybe not so bad. I've heard worse. There is no use for foul language at games. They are family friendly places.

 

 

I agree with all of this. Let the kids have their fun but not so it crosses the line.

 

I've heard plenty worse that I wouldn't describe as offensive.

I thought Johnson had 6 blocks the first quarter.