Dilla Killa
Six-man pro
I was just trying to joke around, that is Richland springs saying isn’t it. Lol
Comedy is not your strong suit. As in the game, premature celebration only makes you look foolish. Monday’s decision will arrive soon. Relax.
I was just trying to joke around, that is Richland springs saying isn’t it. Lol
Calm down lol and you relax. Just having a little fun. You must be upset. Otherwise you wouldn’t have responded!Comedy is not your strong suit. As in the game, premature celebration only makes you look foolish. Monday’s decision will arrive soon. Relax.
Dilla no disrespect meant I think many people assume things and jealousy rears it's ugly head when someone is on top It does happen unfortunately. With reading the article and you being from Rs what is your objective ( best you can) Opinion of the article only?
Hey I appreciate it I share the same feelings about our media with the bias. The unfortunate part of all these circumstances is that kids who live for friday nights are the ones affected the most and God knows our kids jave a hard path ahead of them in the world we live in now.I don’t typically put much trust in journalism of any kind. Past couple of decades have taught me better. So I have no opinion of the article itself other than they have some interesting “evidence” that usually only a court order will garner. There is no court order here. Which means the “evidence” was given voluntarily by someone involved. That creates bias issues. So I put no value in the article itself.
I will offer this much, since you seem genuine in your question: trend wise, the SEC rarely overturns the DEC. so I expect the appeal for the kid to be denied. As for the recruiting issue and the coaches appeal, I don’t know what standard they use for “proof”. Ie. Is hearsay allowed? Is the “evidence” vetted? Etc.
Hope that answers your question.
I wish Guru could be there to hear this, his any your comments are most valued on the subject. As you allude to the relationship between a mother and son, and the rest of the family might be the most important point.My 2 cents:
Article was very straight forward and reported just straight facts from the DEC meeting. Well written informative article that offered zero opinion. The evidence (trying to down play it by putting quotes around it is unwarranted) was pretty straight forward hard evidence...actually phone records and filled out paper work...that's pretty concrete. I am however left wonder how long coach Burkhart had to gather his own as the way the article reads he was either blindsided by the evidence against him or came to the meeting very unprepared...I suspect he will be prepared for the UIL hearing.
I think the only thing that stands a chance for being overturned is the multi-year ineligibility of the athlete...could see them changing it to a single year (which is what the DEC wanted to do in the first place). If the charges are upheld the penalty(s) is what will be interesting to see. UIL came down pretty hard on Tom Bean recently for something kind of similar so I suspect the same if DEC is upheld.
For me the most unfortunate thing about this seems to be the divide in the student athletes family and the stress all this must have on them all most importantly the kid.
My observation and question is this: Will the SEC give credence to the following in determining their ruiling(s):I don’t typically put much trust in journalism of any kind. Past couple of decades have taught me better. So I have no opinion of the article itself other than they have some interesting “evidence” that usually only a court order will garner. There is no court order here. Which means the “evidence” was given voluntarily by someone involved. That creates bias issues. So I put no value in the article itself.
I will offer this much, since you seem genuine in your question: trend wise, the SEC rarely overturns the DEC. so I expect the appeal for the kid to be denied. As for the recruiting issue and the coaches appeal, I don’t know what standard they use for “proof”. Ie. Is hearsay allowed? Is the “evidence” vetted? Etc.
Hope that answers your question.
I also question the DEC's motive "When Burkhart announced plans for Richland Springs to appeal the decision, the DEC members took a second vote, increasing the penalty to more than one year of varsity ineligibility and passing the final decision to the SEC, which can uphold the DEC decision or grant the appeal." To me, it seems s though the DEC is also upset at Coach Burkhart for appealing their ruling by increasing the penalty to more than one year of varsity ineligibility. It's like they are saying "How dare you for appealing our rulings". But Cherokee superintendent Jennifer Bordner said regarding the DEC's rulings "it's nothing personal".My observation and question is this: Will the SEC give credence to the following in determining their ruiling(s):
"The student-athlete and his father testified that an on-campus welding program and one-act play at Richland Springs — two curricula items that are not offered Mullin ISD — were part of the reason for the decision to transfer, along with the fact that many of the student-athletes’ close friends and girlfriend attended Richland Springs High School and his job in San Saba is closer to Richland Springs."
My 2 cents:
Article was very straight forward and reported just straight facts from the DEC meeting. Well written informative article that offered zero opinion. The evidence (trying to down play it by putting quotes around it is unwarranted) was pretty straight forward hard evidence...actually phone records and filled out paper work...that's pretty concrete. I am however left wonder how long coach Burkhart had to gather his own as the way the article reads he was either blindsided by the evidence against him or came to the meeting very unprepared...I suspect he will be prepared for the UIL hearing.
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. Holy cow.
"Lastly, it was only Lohn who voted to back RS... JB has strong ties there.
Now I if you are into tinfoil hats, I have some great additional conspiracies about this case. They involve students …
Being at odds with UIL?!All of the “evidence” (yes quotes are necessary since it appears that much it was provided by parties that are hostile to RS) needs to be vetted. On both sides. Otherwise this is nothing more than a witch hunt.
I do tend to agree with you on the overturning of DEC ruling. It does not happen often, so I am not expecting much to change.
If the DEC ruling is upheld, I do not expect JB to remain in RS. He would not be the first coach dismissed for being at odds with UIL.
Sorry that’s funny.So a brand new account comes on and throws a crazy accusation we have never heard before? You can't control this website anymore and get stuff to follow your narrative. It's the same cycle every time. You don't like the way the facts are stacking up against richland so you create your own facts to misinform or you get these threads shut down before everyone can see what's going on. Even if mom changes her tune which she is likely to do now since she will feel remorse for her son you cant ignore 4 huge things.I heard a parent worked for Mullin school and was threatened with the loss of job if they didn’t comply and fall in line with their agenda! Guess we will see in a few days the truth