rheltney5

The way I see it is this: If a child has interest and talent in band they can take many band courses throughout their high school career. If a child has interest and talent in singing, they can take many vocal courses throughout their high school career. If a child has interest and talent in welding, they can take many welding courses throughout their high school career. If a child has interest and talent in auto mechanics, they can take many auto mechanics courses throughout their high school career. ETC... Therefore, if my child has an interest and talent in athletics, they should be able take many athletic courses throughout their high school career. It is an easy argument to make regarding the life lessons learned in athletics are great.

Some people might consider the ability to read a strong safety blitz as a fine art. Of course reading this incorrectly has more consequences than confusing a quarter note for a whole note. I also believe that everything an athletic team does is centered around a 'performance.' The difference is that at an athletic team's performance, a real score is kept and not some feel good ranking of "good, superior, or excellent."