This. Although some of them are funny, who cares?lhslep134;1079696 wrote:It's just 17 year olds being 17 years old. Nothing surprising, imo.
SAYS: They should get people who will represent the university better.FatHobbit;1079845 wrote:This chick is all high and mighty in the comments. lol
She's obviously representing the school with some class. That is one classy picture, grabbing her tit as they both fall out of her shirt.FatHobbit;1079845 wrote:This chick is all high and mighty in the comments. lol
High school would be a pretty quiet place if those topics were off limits.Our goal with writing this series on social media in athletics is not to get kids in trouble. It is to open the eyes of every adult reading this to take action. Recruiting is a $100 million/year business and every person that has read a tweet from the athletes featured in this series and didn’t take action to address the behavior is telling that athlete that it is ok to tweet about sex, drugs, alcohol, homophobia and gambling with no consequences.
As a coach of high school athletes...I will say this.thePITman;1084969 wrote:If anyone thinks that kind of language is "OK" or "normal" for a high school kid, they're kidding themselves.
I am a high school coach, too. I agree I see it more than I should, but it isn't normal behavior... or at least shouldn't be. What happened to the humble, well-spoken, respectful children?Benny The Jet;1084975 wrote:As a coach of high school athletes...I will say this.
Is it "ok"? Absolutely not. Is it "normal"? Absolutely yes.
Do you also wonder what happened to door to door milk deliveries?thePITman;1085030 wrote:I am a high school coach, too. I agree I see it more than I should, but it isn't normal behavior... or at least shouldn't be. What happened to the humble, well-spoken, respectful children?
Hahahaha..f'ng gold!SportsAndLady;1085089 wrote:Do you also wonder what happened to door to door milk deliveries?
:laugh:SportsAndLady;1085089 wrote:Do you also wonder what happened to door to door milk deliveries?
I remember back when I was in high school, my friends and I did use bad language amongst ourselves, but never with adults present. I don't use that kind of language on Facebook or Twitter at my age. It's disrespectful, but this is a different time we're livin' in.thePITman;1085030 wrote:I am a high school coach, too. I agree I see it more than I should, but it isn't normal behavior... or at least shouldn't be. What happened to the humble, well-spoken, respectful children?
that reminds me of a friend of mine who stopped into the bar on sunday while we were watching football apparetnly he doesnt go out much or hasnt been out in a while. he ordered a lemonade and the waitress came back and was like that will be 3.69...you would of thought she asked for his firstborn, i was like how much did you think it was?...he was like ".99 cents" FAILSportsAndLady;1085089 wrote:Do you also wonder what happened to door to door milk deliveries?
I'd be pissed too..3.69 for a lemonade?Gblock;1085477 wrote:that reminds me of a friend of mine who stopped into the bar on sunday while we were watching football apparetnly he doesnt go out much or hasnt been out in a while. he ordered a lemonade and the waitress came back and was like that will be 3.69...you would of thought she asked for his firstborn, i was like how much did you think it was?...he was like ".99 cents" FAIL