quote:Originally posted by TPM:
southpaw_dad,
What ya talking about not adding much that was a great post!
Taking religion out if it yes, the coach represents a position of authority and that should be the cause for concern because it places pressure on the player to make a decision that he thinks might affect his playing time. I liked the Amway analogy. JMO.
Thanks.
BTW, my sister in law works for a school board super (assistant)n and she is going to find out if in the state of NJ this would be considered legal.
In NJ, a coach cannot lead in any kind of prayer in the public school system. It's illegal. As for the privates, religious schools etc.., That may be a different story.