Body cams on refs

[ClownBaby]

Here is a first

 

[stripes13]

This shouldn't be difficult: if you're a parent that causes disturbances at your child's sporting event then your child doesn't get to play. Playing sports is a privilege, not a right. People need to act accordingly.

 

[ClownBaby]

This shouldn't be difficult: if you're a parent that causes disturbances at your child's sporting event then your child doesn't get to play. Playing sports is a privilege, not a right. People need to act accordingly.

This makes sense so clearly any school that enforces this policy will be sued.

 

[corey90]

This makes sense so clearly any school that enforces this policy will be sued.

Why! The police wear body cams.

 

[johnndoe]

This shouldn't be difficult: if you're a parent that causes disturbances at your child's sporting event then your child doesn't get to play. Playing sports is a privilege, not a right. People need to act accordingly.

A federal judge seems to have ruled otherwise in the reinstatement of U of I basketball player Terrence Shannon, Jr. (and I am NOT implying agreement or disagreement with the decision).

 

[stripes13]

A federal judge seems to have ruled otherwise in the reinstatement of U of I basketball player Terrence Shannon, Jr. (and I am NOT implying agreement or disagreement with the decision).

Hmmm. I’ll have to check that out. I wasn’t sure where they were at in that situation.