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You are acting like a child.

People, worry about your own lives and your own families.

Sir, do not argue things you know nothing of.

No, he is not.

Even Seth Wadley is not eligible. How will Skogen be?

Coach Skogen will not be hired at McCallie. Joey will not be elligible for varsity football next year either. People, seriously, tend to your own matters.

I was referring to the individual, not the team. I do not attend Tennessee Temple, so I have no idea how good they will be.

When you are good, people don't like you.

Seth Wadley goes to McCallie now. Joey Skogen does not.

Very nice list! I'm happy for him. He will do well wherever he choses to go.

All of Temple's varsity basketball players play football, with the exception of three. Out of those three, only one has ever seen the floor in a tight varsity game before. I agree that it is unfortunate for the other teams in the classic, but you can't expect them to be ready to play with those kids this quickly.

I will agree with you that you will not see high school diplomas hanging on walls, and I also agree that having a high school diploma does not aid one in finding a job. However, it does look much better to a university or college when one presents a diploma from a school such as McCallie as compared to one from Temple. Universities and colleges do look at where you went to high school. You know this, though, having been to college. The fact is that Seth's diploma from McCallie will be better recognized by universities and colleges than a diploma from Temple would be. You are correct in saying that three semesters at McCallie will not open many more doors for Seth. Keep in mind though, that if it opens one more opportunity, it has been of great benefit to him. One can receive a decent education at Tennessee Temple, but not the best. Having attended, I know this. I remember being taught by teachers who did not even have a college degree; much less a degree in the field they were attempting to teach. This is not an attack on Temple, but rather a presentation of fact.

Actually your diploma matters; especially when it comes down to graduating from an accredited high school (McCallie) or a non-accredited one (Temple). Also, the students you mentioned are being recruited by prominent schools for sports, not because they are good students or because Temple is a good school. Seth is not going to McCallie because he will be looked at more frequently as a potential college athlete. If he went, it would be because he would have much better opportunities, and he would not be hindered by many elements surrounding Tennessee Temple. Also, for anyone to question Seth's ability on the court is absurd. Having grown up and playing many sports with this guy, I recognize that he brings so many intangibles, as well as ability, to his teams. It is ignorant fans, like many on here, that don't recognize this. Many have tunnel vision, and miss a few important aspects of the game. Dan Wadley does not play his children because they are his children. They play and played because they had ability.

Hey buddy, let it go. You are getting on him, yet you go and do the same thing. Temple/Grace is a rivalry. Members of each side will dislike the other. That's how it goes. Congrats Grace on another fine season. You boys represented Chattanooga well.

The "poundings" won't be as easy as you Temple people would like to think. GGE is a sophomore in college, not a graduate student.

Your intelligence is overwhelming.

Yes, Tommy is his father. Great win Grace. After a somewhat slow start, you guys played a good game. Keep it going Friday.

Agreed. Good teams always appear to get the calls.

I'd cry about it too if my season ended every year with a trip to Chattanooga.

What did old Keith do?

Temple girls took the region.... the boys need to pick it up tomorrow if they want a 5th straight region title.

Semifinals are tomorrow night, and the championship will be Friday night.

Honestly, why do you care if they are the same person or not?

Temple won by 50 or so. Tomrrow's games should be better.

Temple has a good shot at bringing home their 5th region championship for the 5th year in a row.