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Thank you. This is not a court of law and the school can do whatever serves its mission.

So lets think for a minute here and see how this can happen and be kept secret: The QB didn't know who he was handing to ball to........ The OL and the WR's didn't know who they were blocking for....... The RB coach didn't know how come the freshman is suddenly became this good..... The trainer...

Well, I edited the post while you were replying. Just think about it for a second and tell me how the wrong player can do this the whole game, score tons and win the game without "most" know about it.

So you think they can pull this stunt with only the head coach and the suspended player knew about it? A suspended player plays the whole game using a freshman's jersey? What about the freshman player who received the accolades for the "performance"? How about the position coach and the other...

What about the other coaches? Players parents? No one thought it was wrong?

The whole team was on it. Everybody knew and said nothing. Maybe if you know a lot more details you could be less critical.

Thank you for being candid here. Not how I teach my kids. Each to his own. For me, I tell my kids if you get a "B" on your own with only hard work is better than "A" with little bit of cheating. But that's me.

Did you read the article? The school wanted to show the students the gravity of cheating. Yes other students were "unfairly" affected by this but imagine how strong of lesson this would be for those young men.

That's a lengthy "current affair of college football" reply. But I was hoping yes or no from you. In life in general, do you teach your kids to cheat to be successful in life?

Not a message board reply here........but do you really teach your kids to cheat to be successful?

LOL...........Oakaaay

High school cancels football season, fires every coach after suspended player suits up with different identity In my opinion it is NOT excessive. Teach kids integrity before football.