Here is how to transfer to any high school in the area

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None of this matters much. Hayfield is going undefeated and that’s already been established

There will always be an asterisk. Just like John Marshall basketball in Richmond.

Students from outside the schools zoned living quarters have moved into or found some sort of way and are definitely playing for John Marshall’s basketball team.

Are you guys talking about a Marshall high school in Richmond? Or FCPS?

[Anonymous]

Marshall HS in Richmond, known basketball cheaters. Richmond has open HS enrollment so you just need a fake address somewhere in the city. Multiple players live in NC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None of this matters much. Hayfield is going undefeated and that’s already been established

Of course cheating matters.

If Hayfield were caught cheating, there would have been some sort of disciplinary action against the program. That hasn’t happened so the slander needs to stop.

They were caught cheating, with 8+ ineligible players on their roster who they had to remove from their roster the day before their first game.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None of this matters much. Hayfield is going undefeated and that’s already been established

Of course cheating matters.

If Hayfield were caught cheating, there would have been some sort of disciplinary action against the program. That hasn’t happened so the slander needs to stop.

It's not slander if its factually true. I can't explain why FCPS is choosing not to discipline this cheating coach, but an absolutely enormous number of players being barred from playing the first game is just a straight up fact.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None of this matters much. Hayfield is going undefeated and that’s already been established

There will always be an asterisk. Just like John Marshall basketball in Richmond.

Students from outside the schools zoned living quarters have moved into or found some sort of way and are definitely playing for John Marshall’s basketball team.

Are you guys talking about a Marshall high school in Richmond? Or FCPS?

John Marshall in Richmond. They won their state championship game 89-32.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None of this matters much. Hayfield is going undefeated and that’s already been established

Of course cheating matters.

If Hayfield were caught cheating, there would have been some sort of disciplinary action against the program. That hasn’t happened so the slander needs to stop.

It's not slander if it’s factually true. I can't explain why FCPS is choosing not to discipline this cheating coach, but an absolutely enormous number of players being barred from playing the first game is just a straight up fact.

It has nothing to do with FCPS, the state would penalize the program. Their wins would not stand and they would not be eligible for any playoffs or championships, if they were caught cheating.

It’s a fact that what you are doing is slander.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
It's not slander if its factually true. I can't explain why FCPS is choosing not to discipline this cheating coach, but an absolutely enormous number of players being barred from playing the first game is just a straight up fact.

Holding players out of games because they haven't met the eligibility standards is the opposite of cheating. These are the most heavily scrutinized transfers anywhere in the state in years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
It's not slander if its factually true. I can't explain why FCPS is choosing not to discipline this cheating coach, but an absolutely enormous number of players being barred from playing the first game is just a straight up fact.

Holding players out of games because they haven't met the eligibility standards is the opposite of cheating. These are the most heavily scrutinized transfers anywhere in the state in years.

Nonsense. What are they doing there practicing and trying to play on the team in the first place if they don't live in the Hayfield zone? Who told them to "transfer"?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
It's not slander if its factually true. I can't explain why FCPS is choosing not to discipline this cheating coach, but an absolutely enormous number of players being barred from playing the first game is just a straight up fact.

Holding players out of games because they haven't met the eligibility standards is the opposite of cheating. These are the most heavily scrutinized transfers anywhere in the state in years.

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Nope, they planned to play these kids, thought they had gotten away with it with FCPS, then got caught by VHSL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None of this matters much. Hayfield is going undefeated and that’s already been established

Of course cheating matters.

If Hayfield were caught cheating, there would have been some sort of disciplinary action against the program. That hasn’t happened so the slander needs to stop.

It's not slander if it’s factually true. I can't explain why FCPS is choosing not to discipline this cheating coach, but an absolutely enormous number of players being barred from playing the first game is just a straight up fact.

It has nothing to do with FCPS, the state would penalize the program. Their wins would not stand and they would not be eligible for any playoffs or championships, if they were caught cheating.

It’s a fact that what you are doing is slander.

Nope. Go back to high school or check a dictionary on that one, hon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
It's not slander if its factually true. I can't explain why FCPS is choosing not to discipline this cheating coach, but an absolutely enormous number of players being barred from playing the first game is just a straight up fact.

Holding players out of games because they haven't met the eligibility standards is the opposite of cheating. These are the most heavily scrutinized transfers anywhere in the state in years.

Nonsense. What are they doing there practicing and trying to play on the team in the first place if they don't live in the Hayfield zone? Who told them to "transfer"?

Who told you they even did that? Stop lying on the program. If that happened, Hayfields football team would be shut down, and they wouldn’t have any games this season.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
It's not slander if its factually true. I can't explain why FCPS is choosing not to discipline this cheating coach, but an absolutely enormous number of players being barred from playing the first game is just a straight up fact.

Holding players out of games because they haven't met the eligibility standards is the opposite of cheating. These are the most heavily scrutinized transfers anywhere in the state in years.

Nonsense. What are they doing there practicing and trying to play on the team in the first place if they don't live in the Hayfield zone? Who told them to "transfer"?

Who told you they even did that? Stop lying on the program. If that happened, Hayfields football team would be shut down, and they wouldn’t have any games this season.

There were ineligible players on the hayfield roster for the Dunbar scrimmage. Those players practiced all the way up to the day before the West Springfield game.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
It's not slander if its factually true. I can't explain why FCPS is choosing not to discipline this cheating coach, but an absolutely enormous number of players being barred from playing the first game is just a straight up fact.

Holding players out of games because they haven't met the eligibility standards is the opposite of cheating. These are the most heavily scrutinized transfers anywhere in the state in years.

Nonsense. What are they doing there practicing and trying to play on the team in the first place if they don't live in the Hayfield zone? Who told them to "transfer"?

Who told you they even did that? Stop lying on the program. If that happened, Hayfields football team would be shut down, and they wouldn’t have any games this season.

There were ineligible players on the hayfield roster for the Dunbar scrimmage. Those players practiced all the way up to the day before the West Springfield game.

What’s Dunbar have to do with the Virginia High School League?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
It's not slander if its factually true. I can't explain why FCPS is choosing not to discipline this cheating coach, but an absolutely enormous number of players being barred from playing the first game is just a straight up fact.

Holding players out of games because they haven't met the eligibility standards is the opposite of cheating. These are the most heavily scrutinized transfers anywhere in the state in years.

Nonsense. What are they doing there practicing and trying to play on the team in the first place if they don't live in the Hayfield zone? Who told them to "transfer"?

Who told you they even did that? Stop lying on the program. If that happened, Hayfields football team would be shut down, and they wouldn’t have any games this season.

They are still practicing with the team! They are at the games with the team on the sidelines "not dressed". Its absurd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
It's not slander if its factually true. I can't explain why FCPS is choosing not to discipline this cheating coach, but an absolutely enormous number of players being barred from playing the first game is just a straight up fact.

Holding players out of games because they haven't met the eligibility standards is the opposite of cheating. These are the most heavily scrutinized transfers anywhere in the state in years.

Nonsense. What are they doing there practicing and trying to play on the team in the first place if they don't live in the Hayfield zone? Who told them to "transfer"?

Who told you they even did that? Stop lying on the program. If that happened, Hayfields football team would be shut down, and they wouldn’t have any games this season.

There were ineligible players on the hayfield roster for the Dunbar scrimmage. Those players practiced all the way up to the day before the West Springfield game.

What’s Dunbar have to do with the Virginia High School League?

1) Someone said the ineligible kids practiced earlier in the season.
2) someone asked for proof of that
3) I offered proof that they played against Dunbar (a scrimmage that is practice under VHSL rules).