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  4. Why aren't football and basketball districts the same

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    On 12/25/2019 at 9:13 PM, oldman said:

    Please explain how this is your reasoning for different basketball/football districts.   How many players it takes to fill spots is not a determining factor in putting basketball/football districts together.

    Please explain Sub-Varsity coach 😳

    Well genius why have classifications at all? Becuase school enrollment matters, and it matters more in football becuase of the physicality of the sport.I see that your gray hairs are not a crown of wisdom ,but a fools cap.

  6. Why aren't football and basketball districts the same

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    7 hours ago, AggiesAreWe said:

    Wait. What about all the special teams? Kickoff team, kickoff receive team, punt team, punt receive team, field goal team, extra point team? That should be 66 which makes 88 players for football.

    So a lot more goes into a football game then with a basketball game. Also. Now we see why numbers of kids to pull from matters in football and we can see a solid justification for the split divisions 

  8. Why aren't football and basketball districts the same

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    On 12/12/2019 at 3:18 PM, DLivingston said:

    More playoff teams and more money for UIL seems like it would play a part in the reason for football divisions. 

    Numbers in football are a bigger deal then in basketball and any other sport. there are 33 positions to fill opposed to basketballs 5.
    In basketball a team could play 7 games in a week (playing a tournament and a game on tuesday.  In football physically you can play 1 game a week.
    And Yes, money plays a role, but the system is a fair system. 

  16. What happens too children who detransition back to their original gender?

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    ...And yet all these women became trans quite suddenly after puberty, found affirmation immediately, and got testosterone easily. One says she told her mom one evening that she was having a sleepover with friends, but instead drove hundreds of miles to a Planned Parenthood through the night in search for help with transitioning. 
    Within a couple of hours, after telling her life story, she says she was diagnosed as trans by a social worker, who was impressed by her tenacity in driving so far, and was started on testosterone therapy before even getting any results from blood work. Another got diagnosed online, and got testosterone in the mail......
     

    I threatened my parents and friends with suicide. 
     
    It became part of my identity to be suicidal. I screamed at my parents about this, even though I knew I wasn't going to kill myself." One went by the pronouns xe and xer and flew into a rage if she was misgendered. Once they had transitioned, and felt miserable nonetheless, they felt that this too was just part of being transgender. One talked of "the hunger to suffer." Another spoke of "using your pain to validate your own destruction."


    Read more at https://www.prophecynewswatch.com/article.cfm?recent_news_id=3613#bUQk1spRBuBy1X6q.99

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