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Who will play QB for Dixie this week?

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Are we using the legal definition of a minor? Zeke is 18.
Being 18, he does not fall under the protections stated in Rule 9.
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It is a very sad day when a certain Northern Kentucky High School Football Team has it's players call a meeting with the coaches to discuss a situation involving one of their players using an illegal substance prior to games and basically say they will not play with him anymore. Maybe a little school prayer might help. This is not only a lose for the team, but Northern Kentucky as well. Support your team.

This story keeps on getting worse as more facts come to light. I guess the US Army All American Bowl may be regretting offering Pike a roster spot for its post season all star game.

It is a very sad day when a certain Northern Kentucky High School Football Team has it's players call a meeting with the coaches to discuss a situation involving one of their players using an illegal substance prior to games and basically say they will not play with him anymore. Maybe a little school prayer might help. This is not only a lose for the team, but Northern Kentucky as well. Support your team.

 

If he was using an illegal substance prior to games, then I commend the team for their actions. Sounds like Zeke might have really screwed-up. Unfortunitely, he will now have to face the consequences for his actions.

To be a high school senior, one of the top-rated QB's in the nation, a full ride to the defending National Champions...

 

It's all right there, and then to watch it slip away.

 

Sad.

 

I hope and pray that he and his family will close ranks, regroup, and start down the road of getting this young man back on a successful path, whether that includes football or not.

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The story that I was told was there was a fight in the locker room. The story teller was a parent of a Dixie player.

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The story that I was told was their was a fight in the locker room. The story teller was a parent of a Dixie player.

 

There is a alot more to it than that..

This is really bad, I hope the kid can get it worked out. This type of site is great and I love Max preps also but when a kid gets hyped because of their play it is easy for them to believe thier own press and begin thinking how important they are. Same thing happened in Scott County with the Makee kid and his situation only got worse. Hope for the Best

To be a high school senior, one of the top-rated QB's in the nation, a full ride to the defending National Champions...

 

It's all right there, and then to watch it slip away.

 

Sad.

 

I hope and pray that he and his family will close ranks, regroup, and start down the road of getting this young man back on a successful path, whether that includes football or not.

 

I agee 100%/

Dixie says 3 unnamed players have been suspended for one game.

I just received a breaking news alert on my cell phone from Channel 19 "Auburn Recruit from Tri-State suspended from High School Playoff game".

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Not really breaking news I posted about it on here at 3:15 yesterday 24 hours later. :D

I find it comical that publications still mention that the NCC suspension has never been made public.

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