kirkwood29

That's going to leave a mark.

Yep, kids have been transferring schools for athletic purposes (with parent(s) approval) since 1863. Nothing to see here and should be allowed 100% of the time.

They are only present because of dollars. Thankfully, in the not so distance future, public school will be less and less relevant.

Wrong. Only the ones who can "afford" the move, which is a lot less common place. Every HS kid, via parents approval should be able to send their child to wherever/whenever they desire and not be penalized the slightest.

How many days away are we until the first scrimmage (Aug 13) ? Can't get here soon enough.

Has the transfer been approved by both AD's and ISD's ?

I thought he looked good at Barbers Hill and was the best fit for him.

Didn't the last QB lead the Barbers Hill Eagles to the 4th round? What program was he at prior?

See the above referenced comment. You went off track here wedge.

I remember Chavis Gregory from the 2012 squad. For some reason, I can't recall who McCollister is and year?

yes, that's our stance on the subject matter. I believe most would agree that Jones is capable of playing defense on multiple levels across the ncaa ranks. but, for some reason, unknown to anyone, he was left behind to do it on his own, from what i am told by a particular coach.

Chavis Gregory?

In this case, i was referring to the RB from OF and Jones.

I dont disagree with this statement. In the same breath, I can give you a list of "player" who received D1 offer and was not voted as the District MVP unanimously by every coach. Yet, the MVP will be sitting at home next fall and the "second place guy" is going to be suiting it up for a local D1. So, Yes, i completely understand your sentiment.

Colleges disagree with you, as best player on one side of the ball has already been offered by 3 colleges as a junior and Jones isn't playing college football next year. Lots of talent in the young man, but we both know what makes that offense go Now, who will fill the void of Jones? That's a great question?