"You have been banned for the following reason: Rules violations"
I guess they don't like my opinions over there.
I guess they don't like my opinions over there.
If you think they are bad you should also visit Hokie Haven. Anti UNC threads have been top over there for at least 6 years. They are obsessed.
They have got the biggest cheater SOB to ever grace a basketball court, and they are talking about Carolina and something that may or may not even have anything happen about it?
What dumb asses!
It's my fault. I figured it wouldn't play well. I just couldnt help myself.
Not sure why they want to eliminate discussion so much. Homers for sure. Both our board and the Duke's board tolerate discussion if one is respectful in your neighbor's house. At UK I truly believe I was banned for my username alone. I figure if a bunch of folks don't have any interest in discussing the sport then the loss is theirs not mine. Let them go on believing they are perfect. They are the ones looking like fools. There are of course a few exceptions and they know not only who they are but that they are welcome here anytime for discussion.
to be realistic. Parents should raise their kids. But they also expect when their child goes to a University, their child should be looked over by a coach as a mother or father figure.One poster over there was saying that the NCAA was teaching his children that is was OK to cheat (referenced UNC class investigation).
All I said was "it is the parents job to raise their own kids".
BAM! I'm bounced.
So who is the responsible person who should be overseeing the kids? Should their parents move to the University and look after their child? Or should the coach that went into their living room and telling them he or she would look after them?
The comment about raising kids was directed at the NCAA as an entity. Not the coaches.to be realistic. Parents should raise their kids. But they also expect when their child goes to a University, their child should be looked over by a coach as a mother or father figure.
Most commitments now a days are because of the coach. Whether it be the parent or the child that feels wanted and safe to a certain coach.
To blame a kids parents of what their kid did on a campus is more than likely ridiculous. In some cases it could be true. But their parents aren't there.
So who is the responsible person who should be overseeing the kids? Should their parents move to the University and look after their child? Or should the coach that went into their living room and telling them he or she would look after them?
Just a question.
To be realistic, most people in college don't have some "mother or father figure" looking after them. It is time to grow up.to be realistic. Parents should raise their kids. But they also expect when their child goes to a University, their child should be looked over by a coach as a mother or father figure.
Most commitments now a days are because of the coach. Whether it be the parent or the child that feels wanted and safe to a certain coach.
To blame a kids parents of what their kid did on a campus is more than likely ridiculous. In some cases it could be true. But their parents aren't there.
So who is the responsible person who should be overseeing the kids? Should their parents move to the University and look after their child? Or should the coach that went into their living room and telling them he or she would look after them?
Just a question.
When I went to college I looked after myself. I got advice on things from guidance counselors & stuff but if it was really a problem it was a phone call home to mom & dad.to be realistic. Parents should raise their kids. But they also expect when their child goes to a University, their child should be looked over by a coach as a mother or father figure.
Most commitments now a days are because of the coach. Whether it be the parent or the child that feels wanted and safe to a certain coach.
To blame a kids parents of what their kid did on a campus is more than likely ridiculous. In some cases it could be true. But their parents aren't there.
So who is the responsible person who should be overseeing the kids? Should their parents move to the University and look after their child? Or should the coach that went into their living room and telling them he or she would look after them?
Just a question.
To blame a kids parents of what their kid did on a campus is more than likely ridiculous. In some cases it could be true. But their parents aren't there.
So who is the responsible person who should be overseeing the kids? Should their parents move to the University and look after their child? Or should the coach that went into their living room and telling them he or she would look after them?
Just a question.