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Never said that. The number of teammates who knew (or didn't know) is not in any of those articles. You, however, said the whole team participated in cheating. And I believe Manny should be fired as could not be more clear from my posts in this site.

Have you read an investigation of the incident? Interviewed people? Or, as I suspect, are you merely making a logical leap without sufficient evidence?

Of course they can, and should be able, to make that decision. While I prefer due process, they are a private school and have every right to punish (or not) accordingly. And I can disagree with that decision.

This is over the top. You can reach a point that almost anyone would agree constitutes "success" without resorting to unethical behavior. On this you are definitely correct from a practical standpoint.

If I had to guess, multiple coaches were involved. But I wouldn't even use the word "most" without knowing considerably more information. Accusations are not evidence. Assumption of guilt based on someone's affiliation with an organization or a person is extremely dangerous.

I might change my mind on the proportionality of cancelling a season if "everyone" were in on it, but that is not at all clear from those articles. I don't know who was in on it and who wasn't, but you chose to go ahead and state that "everyone" (i.e., HC, staff, parents, other players were)...

I read 3 articles and did not see that in the evidence in any of them.

Punishing other kids, coaches, and parents for something one person did. Stupid as **** and has nothing to do with "integrity." It's just a weird and disproportionate reaction.