re: So the Washington High School AD lied about Paige?

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He has a lawn care business that he runs on the side apparently. Hope it's profitable for his presumably fat family's sake.

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Les likes grass

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I'm not saying he didn't break a law, I was just wondering what law you were referring to. I agree he shouldn't be discussing it online.

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FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act)

The comments in that article are great.

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Easiest way to get the mullet nations panties in a wad....1 make fun of the bear and/or Saban....2 explain to them and show them proof that they do not have 14 national championships...3 call them cheaters and show them the paper trail ( unlike the newton accusations where there is no evidence...nice try turds) ok all bammers can go back to eating twinkies and cutting off the sleeves of their shirts now

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Then it list this.

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Chattahoochee Technical College

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Awesome. I love college football fans.

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That a student had discussed transferring with an administrator. That his ability to qualify was in question. It is illegal for a school administrator to disclose either to the public. Not even to mention how hilariously unprofessional it is to go on a football forum and post it.

If its not illegal, why is the trashball lying about someone else posting it on his laptop?

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Discussing about a former student transferring to another school after the fact is not unethical, especially when the information of the transfer is already public knowledge. There is no attorney-client privilege between a prep football player and a prep FB coach. And if that kid was going to be academically ineligible for Washington, that info is also not privileged, as it would soon be known by all who follow his recruitment once the season begins and he's not playing.

Pretty much a student-athlete's private info such as grades and academic standing is as protected at the college level as it is at the high school level: both kids are amateur athletes playing for an educational institution. But whenever a college kid gets academic suspension or is ruled academically ineligible, it's reported by most if not all college FB programs, including Saban and Alabama.

As long as the coaches don't delve into specifics on course grades, etc. there's usually no problem with it. If the player doesn't play or isn't on the team no more, the knowledge of it typically gets found out regardless....

Dont see any problems for Bama, but this dude is probably in deep that posted. Will lose his job and possibly get prosecuted.

Don't see any problem for a tenured teacher as he did not give out any protected information. Maybe the Alabama assistant should sue him as his character is being attacked.

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You people are ridiculous to think he will be prosecuted haha....bama fans really up in arms about this

Someone needs to tell Charles that Milton High School happens to be in Milton, FL.

Did an college coach arrange the transfer after asking if Washington was going to work with them on grades? If not, what is the point?