Recent content by hammer89

OHSAA only grants eight semesters of eligibility. Those eight semesters count as long as youre in school, whether or not you’re playing a sport that semester. You’d have to withdraw from the high school entirely to keep eligibility in that sense.

If they lost out on basketball state finals, all of spring, and the cash of football, they’d be in a world of hurt. That’s basically an entire year of revenue.

only one side of the argument accuses the other of being wrong? I don’t think that’s how arguments work.

“Well if they could’ve gotten someone sick at school, it’s ok for them to get someone sick at a tournament!” half this forum, apparently. Just because they were in school doesn’t mean they should’ve been. If it saves even one life by cancelling, that’s worth it.

I know someone who has tested positive for the virus. There you go, you read it on a message board on the internet, convinced now?

yep, every sports league in the world shut down over some BS. Guess they should’ve asked your friends first.

I think church is, by definition, a “mass” gathering. *drum hit*

OHSAA knew what the response would be and made this decision anyways. They presumed people would be mad. Proving it won’t change anything.

Yep, phone calls and emails will certainly make them change their minds.

the venue is just the rental host for the evening. It’s OHSAA events, they can decide to sell tickets or not. You can’t force a business to sell you something.

the governor said this move will save lives, and suddenly conservatives are pro choice 😂

OHSAA has voided all tickets and printing new ones. That should be easy enough to police.

the left controls the republican governor of Ohio?

no

If any state association deviates from any NFHS playing rules, they no longer become a 100% NFHS state. If that happens, they lose spots on rules committees (covered), they lose access to free exams and testing materials and sites for officials, they lose the discount on rules books that they...