November 4, 201114 yr I'm starting to feel for the kid. I may be in the minority in my sympathy, but he obviously has lost sight of what's important. From the stories I've heard about alcohol and drugs, no one from any school should be casting stones. I hope he gets this behind him and he has learned from it and moves on to become a model team mate and citizen. This should be a wake up call to the adults involved in his life as well. I would not want to be a principal today for anything. Also, walk a mile in their shoes before you judge them as well.
November 4, 201114 yr Who cares if he passed a drug test? Who gave it to him? Why would he even be asked to do such a thing? The whole point of that fake stuff is show it doesn't show up on a test. It does show up with the right test. http://www.redwoodtoxicology.com/services/synthetic_cannabinoid_testing.html
November 4, 201114 yr The big losers here are the other Dixie seniors who have lost something they'll never get back - a nice senior season to cap off their high school years. Unlike the kid in question, they'll never get to play this game again. Their last memories of football will be controversy, in-fighting, frustration, and whole lot of things out of their control. They're the ones I feel bad for.:thumb:
November 4, 201114 yr The big losers here are the other Dixie seniors who have lost something they'll never get back - a nice senior season to cap off their high school years. Unlike the kid in question, they'll never get to play this game again. Their last memories of football will be controversy, in-fighting, frustration, and whole lot of things out of their control. They're the ones I feel bad for. I completely agree.
November 4, 201114 yr Since we have the answer to the thread title this one has reached an ending point. If anyone has any solid, new info, by all means start a new thread.
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