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Diocese of Camden: Stand for Anthem or be suspended

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I suppose any public school could also do it.

 

They can't say a prayer during a team huddle/practice/game. Could they make them stand?

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They can't say a prayer during a team huddle/practice/game. Could they make them stand?

 

I am betting not.

They can't say a prayer during a team huddle/practice/game. Could they make them stand?

 

Sure. Playing football is a privilege, not a right. The school system could certainly do that. The prayer ban is sent down from a higher authority and is an entirely different circumstance.

Sure. Playing football is a privilege, not a right. The school system could certainly do that. The prayer ban is sent down from a higher authority and is an entirely different circumstance.

 

 

Have t the courts made rulings about public schools forcing students to stand for the Pledge? My memory says they have.

Have t the courts made rulings about public schools forcing students to stand for the Pledge? My memory says they have.

Yes. You can't force them to stand but you can require them to be silent if they choose to sit.

Have t the courts made rulings about public schools forcing students to stand for the Pledge? My memory says they have.

 

Students are different from football teams. Big difference in what can be done to the two groups. Education is a right, sports are not.

I'm not a fan of anyone stopping someone from protesting the flag. I may not like it, but I believe in the right. I believe someone has the right to burn the flag. I won't like it.

 

But sports are a privilege and a system or a coach can set almost any guidelines they like.

 

Wouldn't this compare to Stoops at UK banning gun ownership?

What happens when the 10 best players, 20... Team chooses to kneel?

 

Hard and fast rules push issues to a crisis. I bet opponents of these guys are loving it.

What happens when the 10 best players, 20... Team chooses to kneel?

 

Hard and fast rules push issues to a crisis. I bet opponents of these guys are loving it.

 

Being private schools, I'm guessing they won't have many push the issue but it will be interesting to find out.

Being private schools, I'm guessing they won't have many push the issue but it will be interesting to find out.

 

Maybe... if ESPN is there that night and many of these guys have already signed. :popcorn:

They can't say a prayer during a team huddle/practice/game. Could they make them stand?

 

Separation of church and state?

 

Can't make a kid pray (though I miss watching a team pray). I think you can make a child respect his/her country.

What happens when the 10 best players, 20... Team chooses to kneel?

 

Hard and fast rules push issues to a crisis. I bet opponents of these guys are loving it.

 

They suspend them and they lose a meaningless game?

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