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Week 2: Knox Catholic at CAK


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Thought it was going to down to the last one with the ball watching the first quarter. Tough to put pressure on your offense to score every possession and minimize defensive stops. Turnovers swung the momentum to the Irish who were able to capitalize, and put the game away earlier than I thought possible. Irish defense dominated after first 8 minutes.

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^^^^^ Not true

Per the TSSAA rule book, B. On the ejection of the student-athlete, the school will be required to submit a report on the action of the player and any disciplinary action taken by the school. The minimum penalty will be as follows:

1. Football – 1 Game Suspension

The student-athlete is also suspended from all levels of participation (varsity, junior varsity, freshman) the same number of contest(s) in the sport involved. If the student-athlete is a senior and cannot fulfill all of the disciplinary action due to the completion of the season, he/she will fulfill the action in the next sport in which they participate.

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Per the TSSAA rule book, B. On the ejection of the student-athlete, the school will be required to submit a report on the action of the player and any disciplinary action taken by the school. The minimum penalty will be as follows:

1. Football – 1 Game Suspension

The student-athlete is also suspended from all levels of participation (varsity, junior varsity, freshman) the same number of contest(s) in the sport involved. If the student-athlete is a senior and cannot fulfill all of the disciplinary action due to the completion of the season, he/she will fulfill the action in the next sport in which they participate.

He wasn't ejected

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