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Oh look it’s Harry and Lloyd again, finding another way to cope after falling for the “2 more weeks” trick again

3 of the top 10 in district I’m just leave you with that

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DB was NOT his forte!!

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Low t (itan). 😁

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I got it. 🤔 A family can lie if it’s open enrollment or not.

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True dat!

That is the same for all schools regardless. Open enrollment is irrelevant. It does help stock up the lower grades.

Sorry, I nailed him in his first post after his 5th ban. lol

That is the understanding of how it's supposed to work in an honest process. You're assuming everyone is honest, which in itself is naive. They are NOT honest. They are constantly using loopholes and skirting the rules. This isn't assumption, it's 100% happening. It's worse in Dallas than any other Region. I have known many coaches and players in that entire Region - they know it's happening and they know nothing will be done. You can continue to assume everyone is honest. I can tell you that I've seen it happen to schools that didn't deserve it, while other schools benefitted from it. One example is a smaller 5A-D2 school at the time had the horses to make a run but the QB decided to go to a larger school with more notoriety. That left the smaller school with a QB that didn't quite have the ability to take them where they probably would have gone. That transfer was not an honest one and neither are the majority.

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Im not believing this

They put that out during the spring game.......

Admitting a student to the school does not make them eligible for varsity sports. To be eligible they must live in the district and go through the PAPF process. Is that your understanding?

I thought I recognized the same phraseology: "Chump"! This has to be HuntersLaptop2028! @AggiesAreWe

Yikes. There is no possible way you believe what you just typed. Head in the sand. Keep on keepin on, my guy.

Anyone know of Nederland's practice schedule?

You cannot "get recruits in every year". They have to sit out a year unless they go through the exact same process that every other district goes through. "Open enrollment" is irrelevant in the UIL process.

If you want to play by the rules that teams like SOC and others do, I have no problem with it. You want your kid to compete with top talent, great. But that definitely needs to be addressed with a rule that the school must play in a larger classification congruent with schools that have near Unlimited talent with large enrollments. If you can get recruits in every single year, you are now no different than the largest classification in the State. That's how a 5A-D2 school has 20+ D1 recruits every single year..... suddenly. in Dallas ISD no less. And they are not the only one. Argyle does it. There are plenty more. It's not Rocket Surgery.