I can honestly say that some of these "specialized" programs as they were called are not as CAKE as some perceive. There are some that are easier than others, but there are also some that are not in our forum "athletically beneficial" to be in if you know what I mean.

Like special education, easy classes, just enough to stay eligible? Sure I know about those too.

Like special education, easy classes, just enough to stay eligible? Sure I know about those too.

 

I'm talking more along the lines of The Academy @ Henry Clay & MSTC & Paul Dunbar, but if you want to take that angle Beach Bumm, I don't hate you or nothing.

 

I can say from my experience @ the school I was at (10 years in athletics as a coach & AD) the amount of special education students that were on athletic teams & were on the level of play that I assume you are talking about were less than 1%.

Edited March 13, 201511 yr by Johnny_Utah

2 thumbs up. Thanks for the info.

Catholic has a strong freshman class with TC Price, Max Sparkman and Xan Payne (Kenny Payne's son). Jaxon Heissenbuttel is a really good 8th grader also who will at least dress varsity next year I would think.

 

Kids graduate but Salsman's system will still be there. Just plug in some new pieces and go.

Catholic has a strong freshman class with TC Price, Max Sparkman and Xan Payne (Kenny Payne's son). Jaxon Heissenbuttel is a really good 8th grader also who will at least dress varsity next year I would think.

 

Kids graduate but Salsman's system will still be there. Just plug in some new pieces and go.

 

I get that, I just don't know who scores for them when they have to get into the half-court. I don't doubt that any of the freshmen are talented, but they're still only freshmen this year and I'd think they'll take some lumps next year, at least early. Only way that really changes for me is if they get some more kids in or if someone just explodes this summer past what you'd expect from them in terms of progression.

Another good stopping point.

Correct PP92.

 

Everyone else, we are not going to tolerate the Rule 4 violations.