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And if you take away his drugs then what is he going to do? How are you missing this most essential part of my point?

Well, my guess is he is going to rob people, rob homes, get into racketeering, prostitution, protection and other criminal activities where he will keep killing other gangsters and innocents just like he is now.

Won't they be in jail after the Feds come in? One of the main reasons the cycle stays the same is because nothing changes. You can remove the drug dealers off the corner Friday morning in a raid. They'll be new drug dealers on the corner Friday afternoon. How about giving the kids something to live for by giving them a proper education? The schools in the inner city are some of the worst schools in the country with some of the worst teachers in the country? Why is that? Because no one in their right mind can stay positive in an environment like that. The main reason the inner cities stay the way they are is because of the constants in the inner city. Drugs, crime, horrible schools, horrible homes and no jobs anywhere because no smart person opens a business in a war zone other than liquor stores and pawn shops. Until these neighborhoods are fixed from top to bottom then nothing is going to change other than the gangsters running the neighborhood. I don't care how many Feds Trump sends in.

You don't want the feds in you can't start your defense with "after the feds come in" In your utopia the feds didn't come in.

Looks like an improving economy and misdemeanor arrests helped there. As for Chicago the economy in the inner city is drugs and guns. Find other ways for those criminals to have a job and I'm sure it would have the same effect as New York.

If you think a CURRENT gangster whos income is drug related and lucrative is going to reform and take a lower paying legitimate job that is more work then you can keep dreaming.

I can see quite a few gun battles going on before folks get rounded up. It's already a war zone chock full of criminals who don't care. I don't see them quietly giving up their enterprises and surrending. They already don't respect the law. Why would they now?

 

And again, say the Feds roll in and everyone does go quietly. No gunfire. 10,000 criminals surrender. You do know that by the next month there will be 10,000 new criminals in place still making money off of illegal drugs?

In this utopia after the drugs are harder to get and the schools are better and there is more legitimate bussiness where are the gangsters going to go? What are they going to do? Say I'm sorry, hold hands and sing songs together?

And keep in mind my approach is eliminate drugs, fix the schools in the inner city, bring in jobs, restore the neighborhood.

 

No one has tried my approach. Ever.

Maybe Rahm Emanuel can do that for you before Trump has to send in more grown ups. He did say get in in order or I will send in the feds, so that implies Rahm has options.

Maybe we should try the same thing as NYC

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No one has truly tried my approach. Ever.

Too bad someone from Chicago hasn't been president for 8 years.

They've been put behind bars since the 1980s. This violence in Chicago isn't new. It didn't start 8 years ago. It started in the 1980s when the Vicelords and Gangsta Disciples took over the drug trade. It's well documented.

And the approach you are advocating hasn't worked.

I for one am glad that Trump is tired of the way things have been done on the streets of Chicago and is motivated to do something different than what has been done for the last 8 years. I am glad that he wants people to obey the law and for violent criminals to be behind bars.

Prediction: Kansas top scorer will get above his season average.

What hasn't been noted, and I just thought I'd put my two bits in, has to do with more than just pumping the iron. Weight room and off season conditioning/training teaches discipline and is where a lot of team chemistry is built. Teams with a Personal Best bell, whistle command, accountability teams, matt drills, things of this nature tend to get the most out of their student athletes in the fall as well as in the weight room during the off season.

 

For those of us who aren't weight room gurus, a great start up point that you can often split funds with in an academic area is getting certified in the Bigger Faster Stronger program. It's a great starting point for young coaches with little to no weight room experience or studying.

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So, like I was informing grantnky after the South Carolina game Kentucky lets the scorers on the opponent go off almost every game. Hubbs averages 14.7, we give him 25. I usually like being right, but not when it means Ky defense is bad.

If you want to be elite you need to do more than just school workouts. Speed and agility work outs will help you alot.

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I'm talking about kids doing speed and agility classes outside of school workouts.

I know exactly what you are saying. I'm trying to nail you to that saying and then disprove the saying. Point blank as clearly as possible.

And I'm saying you are "that guy". There are poor kids all over America who are elite that can't afford those. There are hs programs all over the country doing speed and agility at school and are elite. I'm saying there are elite athletes all over the county playing football and straight into basketball and track who have never paid anyone a penny.

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If you want to be elite you need to do more than just school workouts. Speed and agility work outs will help you alot.

Yeah, schools never do those, right?

LOL, What? How can you possibly even consider Trame in comparison to HOFer's Mac Whitaker or Nelson Faris... Wow, I don't get it.

What if? Say with me. Just maybe, what if the talent isn't equal at 2 schools and players are more responsible for wins than coaches? :eek:I know, right? MIND BLOWN.

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Frederick Douglas has the opportunity to answer a question for us. What if a school decided to search out the best and offer them jobs down the line until someone says yes? Instead of, lets see who applies and have them interview with 12 people 10 of whom have no say or idea whats going on.

The offensive line coach, the strength coach, the defensive coordinator, special teams coach, offensive coordinator, and defensive backs coach

So now he is staying?

He is one who I was told is staying.

On page 1 of this thread you said he was leaving.

I have first hand knowledge. Some haven't ben announced yet.

Im sorry. You seem excited to have bad news.

The only coach who has appeared to leave on the school website is the OL coach who was also the OC.

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