red&bluebasketballguy

This player is in another school as an 8th grader and is not enrolled in the High School as of date. He is still in 8th grade at his school. What rule is this and where might I find this rule?

it seems to me you might either be a coach that has a broken program or a parent that can't find a team for your daughter to play on. I do not disapprove of an assistant coach coaching AAU ball. AAU ball is not part of and it will never be a part of TSSAA. My child has been playing AAU ball for a long time and yes, with the same group of kids. most go to the same school and I do not see anything wrong with that. The coach volunteers his/her's time and doesn't get paid for it. There is no rule that states an assistant coach can't coach AAU ball. What it does say is that they can't coach girls that go to his or her High School that they coach at! I see assistant coaches all the time coaching children under the High School age and do not see anything wrong with it. besides, this is my time with my daughter and who is going to tell me that I can't have her play on the same team as her friends? NO ONE!!!

Is any of these two, the girl from Jackson County? I think the girls is 6'6''? I have heard that that girl is a true player.

I am wondering if a child is in the 8th grade and is still in school, is it legal for him to play with a High School football team in a scrimmage? If it is not legal then what does TSSAA say about this and how is it delt with?

I am thinking that all us parents need to hire a lawyer to take court action against the TSSAA if this goes in effect. I don't think that no one should be able to tell me where I can take my child to play b-ball and how many of her friends that can or can't play!! We need to start to take Action against this group.