WildcatClassOf89":1m7zr6iu said:
Still a roundball only school oin the hunt in Region 1
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Still a roundball only school oin the hunt in Region 1
Fan In Black
11-man fan
We get Water Valley, Ira or Trock. Dont sound to bad, if you say it real fast!! LOL, see you friday in Abilene.WildcatClassOf89":1wi16clu said:
The Motley Fool
Six-man fan
I have a question, why does Fox Southwest have all the Oklahoma basketball games but Texas UIL only has one game which is the 5A game airing at midnight?
freeagent
Six-man pro
The Motley Fool":3ctn7ki9 said:
Maybe the only other options Fox Sports Oklahoma has is the Yee-Haw Calling League? You know, like in Arkansas, where they have to fill time with How to Decorate Your Double-Wide before you Marry Your Cousin shows...
High Plains Drifter
11-man fan
I think that a lot of Class A folks wish that someone would annex Triple A Academy.
The Motley Fool
Six-man fan
Read this in yesterdays Abilene Reporter,
Jimmy Doan, Stamford
I must respond to UIL executive director Charles Breithaupt’s quote in the ARN March 9 edition concerning Triple A Academy: “It’s created quite a controversy ... Most of our 1A schools are rural schools where students go to school in yellow buses and pickup trucks, rather than metro buses. That’s distasteful to the traditional 1A schools.”
Your quote and apparent attitude are distasteful. The controversy, Mr. Breithaupt, isn’t about the form of transportation, nor is it rural vs, city schools. The resentment is directed toward you and the UIL for allowing charter schools to compete with traditional schools. It’s a bad idea. The boos heard when Triple A left the court in Austin were directed at you, Mr. Breithaupt, and the UIL. Let’s be frank, Mr. Breithaupt, the boos and criticisms received are coming from more than 1A traditional schools. The entire state is at odds with your decision. It’s a bad idea!
If you don’t perceive the issue better than your quote indicated, perhaps you need to leave the UIL and Austin, your choice of transportation — yellow school bus or metro bus — to pursue, as they say, other opportunities. Who knows Mr. Breithaupt, maybe you can enroll in a charter school that specializes in executive training. I hope my thoughts are not too distasteful. It’s a bad idea.
Jimmy Doan, Stamford
I must respond to UIL executive director Charles Breithaupt’s quote in the ARN March 9 edition concerning Triple A Academy: “It’s created quite a controversy ... Most of our 1A schools are rural schools where students go to school in yellow buses and pickup trucks, rather than metro buses. That’s distasteful to the traditional 1A schools.”
Your quote and apparent attitude are distasteful. The controversy, Mr. Breithaupt, isn’t about the form of transportation, nor is it rural vs, city schools. The resentment is directed toward you and the UIL for allowing charter schools to compete with traditional schools. It’s a bad idea. The boos heard when Triple A left the court in Austin were directed at you, Mr. Breithaupt, and the UIL. Let’s be frank, Mr. Breithaupt, the boos and criticisms received are coming from more than 1A traditional schools. The entire state is at odds with your decision. It’s a bad idea!
If you don’t perceive the issue better than your quote indicated, perhaps you need to leave the UIL and Austin, your choice of transportation — yellow school bus or metro bus — to pursue, as they say, other opportunities. Who knows Mr. Breithaupt, maybe you can enroll in a charter school that specializes in executive training. I hope my thoughts are not too distasteful. It’s a bad idea.
