Buckeye454
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They are all adults in college seems like a pretty level and moral platform to me. They have an eligibility cap that is clearly laid out which is very close to an age cap. However, the older you are coming out of high school or starting your college athletics the older you are when you finish.
I'm just pissy my property taxes have gone up 3 years in a row lol! That may be for another thread...on average it costs ~13,000 per year for public school kids to attend school. Private schools can get Ed Choice, while it may or may not be the full amount to cover tuition, it still comes from taxpayer money. I said before that I don't care what people choose to do, but to assume that it only affects the athlete and the family and the extra year isn't aiding in the likelihood for success is just silly.
I understand your point. High school also has an eligibility cap (4 years).
Ben Provisor is the wrestler I was making reference to (he's very old, hopefully no one cares too much that I mention him by name). He's been on our Greco world team several times and just within the last year or two decided to start his college eligibility. Definitely a one-off case, but an interesting scenario to consider. Wrestling is probably one of the few sports where that may make sense since there is no mainstream "professional" league.
Right there with ya on taxes. Absolutely Ridiculous. I think it's the same all across the state. iPads for every kid in our district
