If the legislature has the ability to dissolve DIAA, then Baylor will consistently bow to their pressure. The waivers being granted are the only examples we need to see how it will work, especially if the wording in a previous post is true (forced to grant...). Here is another example for some of you to chew on: there is an athlete at St Mark's who is attending their third high school in three years. Is this what some of you are advocating in favor of for athletes? If it is, pretty sad.
Transfer Issues
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Here is an interesting read....
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ot...S&cvid=5406c9c9e972496087afd1b038e3996a&ei=10
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ot...S&cvid=5406c9c9e972496087afd1b038e3996a&ei=10
The penalty is absolute horsesh-t. Let’s punish the kids for something the admin is responsible for. Anyone involved in hiring of Mawae should have lost their job.
Let's not kid ourselves, here's the real reason he was let go...
"Mawae, who was hired back in January, led the Nashville private school to a sub-par 4–6 season in its first season in Division II-AAA. The Pro Football Hall of Fame center was unable to continue the success of former Super Bowl champion quarterback Trent Dilfer, who led the program to back-to-back DII-AA state championships. Dilfer left the school after being named the head coach of UAB."