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Cash or Cashless? (moved from Effects of CFP on Student Athletes)

When 4th graders today are regularly doing the Algebraic problems I did as a HS freshman 44 years ago, I lose every argument that says education is being dumbed down today. Jmo.
When I watch a hs student or recent graduate make change without the Cash Register telling them what, I think they should have had Your or my 4th grade education.

This has probably been discussed on here but….

I was scanning channels on Dish a bit ago and came across The Royce White show on the Real America’s Voice channel. He apparently has a new hour long show on Saturday mornings. I’m watching it now and he definitely leans right but also hits the right where needed. Well spoken and intelligent. Again, this has probably been discussed here or on the Off Topic forum but thought it was interesting just in case it hadn’t.

The effects of the CFP on student athletes

I know I'm old school, but when I was a student at ISU--December leading up to finals was a pretty rough ride.

"Dead Week" (does that even exist any more?) was meant for studying...lots of hours in the library, study room, etc.

Ok, so now enter the College Football Playoff. Championship game in 2024 is Saturday, December 7. First round of the CFP is Saturday, December 20. One will require travel, and both could require travel. Plus an incredible amount of preparation getting ready for the games.

I assume Finals Week would be the week leading up to the championship game?

So, my question is--when do these kids go to class? When do they study? When do they take exams?

I could not imagine prepping for finals, plus a CFP game.

I guess I don't get it. Has school been dumbed down that much over the past 40 years? When was the last time we heard about an academic issue?

And, are these the graduates we are sending out in the world with degrees?

FB | Recruiting KC

What may help the Cyclones in FB recruiting in KC is Cyclone FB-recruit Mason Miller's father, Todd Miller.

Todd is leaving his position as head coach at Pine Creek HS, Colo. and picking back up at Lee's Summit, Mo.

In 19 yrs at Pine Creek he won four state titles, runner-up twice, semi-final runs 10 times, won his league 15 times, and leaves with a record of 192-40. Pine Creek moved to 5A, the largest class, in 2022.
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