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I'm sorry, but January 6 was NOT an insurrection. NOW - If the now former President had, say maybe, called up the 101st airborne and ordered them to hold the Capital and then never left, then I could understand calling his actions an insurrection and would SF whole-heartedly support him being disqualified to run for the office of President ever again. So in 2020 - 2021 in the midst of the BLM riots when Representative(s) Pelosi, Cortez, Pressley, Watters, and many more supported the rampaging protests all over the country - even Kamala Harris is quoted "protesters should not ever let up". https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2021/01/15/fact-check-quotes-democratic-leaders-riots-out-context/6588222002/ Where is the outrage over that? Actual damage was done to many cities and lives were lost during those riots. Then the city of Portland Oregon was taken over by a group of anarchists. But on January 6, 2021, President Donald Trump utters "March to the Capital peacefully and make your voices heard" and is accused of inciting an insurrection. Today's left wing is using these accusations and selling them as proven truths to convince enough voters to discredit, and disqualify Trump as a viable candidate. The fact that a State's Supreme Court would hear this case from a lower court, let alone turn the lower court's decision over demonstrates the overt partisanship of that court.

The Ohio Department of Education has announced that it will now recognize a sports officiating license issued by the #OHSAA as an Industry Recognized Credential, which can be counted as credit toward high school graduation requirements within the health career field. https://www.ohsaa.org/news-media/articles/ohsaa-officiating-license-recognized-as-an-industry-credential-by-ohio-department-of-education

Dumbest article I've ever read. All I got from that is that is that Trump supporters and black people are more ignorant that Biden supporters and white people. Sad that the Washington Post would even post such discriminatory garbage.

Then having the teams sit down and eat dinner after the game together was really special.

Been associated with youth football for a decade plus. I understand the physical differences between 2nd graders and 7th graders. But they don’t play each other and I have to hope most responsible leagues have age appropriate divisions. Younger kids aren’t typically bringing the force of older kids. I get all leagues aren’t the same when it comes to coach selection, development and safety, but some coaches I’ve experienced at the middle school level have no business being on a sideline. The same with equipment condition and kids being fit properly at middle school. I just don’t prescribe the game is safer for middle schoolers. I have not seen a high incidence of head type injuries during my time associated with youth football and injuries in general not out of the norm with other sports. But hey, I respect your views. As stated before, football not meant to be everyone’s game.

I know Cathedral is on a different planet then mosts but it's not very common for an 18 year old to come in and just start on a B10 team, i think you understand this. I'm sure he will have an impactful years to come, just didn't happen this year. Question is did he save his red shirt???