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Originally posted by MHC77:
GED, I guess I’m not following what you are saying...

Just a thought about what some people will do to give their kids a competitive edge. We started with how some manipulate stats, bios, or just plain live their own "dreams" vicarioulsy thru their children. We ended up talking about holding kids back for the express reason to give their kids an extra year. And, it seems to be a common occurrence. Just curious about what others thought about this, as it seems somewhat accepted.

Hope that helps. BTW - not a conclusion, just an interesting side. And you are correct, once in 9th grade, no sports eligibility in the extra year. PEACE. GED10DaD

11/23/104:40 PM

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