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What disquailfies a coach?

Select all that would disquailify a coach in your opinion!

Violent crime (Rape/Murder)
34
14%
Felony Burglary
32
13%
Misdemeanor Burglary
20
8%
DUI
15
6%
Felony Domestic Violence
33
13%
Misdemeanor Domestic Violence
23
9%
Auto Theft
25
10%
Felony Drug Charge
32
13%
Misdemeanor Drug Charge
19
8%
Any Criminal history at all
14
6%
 
Total votes : 247

by Joe » Wed Nov 18, 2009 12:01 pm

Ithoughtso!!! wrote:Any and all criminal offense that would keep a person from working with children. I would not expect my DD teachers to be a felon and or drug user/seller...


:lol: :lol: :lol: You better start looking for a private school...
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by ~φ~ » Wed Nov 18, 2009 12:35 pm

:?
Why is this such a taboo topic? The only reason any reasonable parent or coach would want to avoid this topic would be hidden guilt. 8-)
Last edited by ~φ~ on Wed Nov 18, 2009 12:39 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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by THE MAD-DOG99 » Wed Nov 18, 2009 12:37 pm

No backround checks required in Texas..??
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by Joe » Wed Nov 18, 2009 12:51 pm

THE MAD-DOG99 wrote:No backround checks required in Texas..??


Unfortunately it's the same ASA you have.
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by softballmafia » Wed Nov 18, 2009 1:08 pm

I think Joe has the hidden guilt that finally came out, after years of shame, with a quote from him...DUI from 20 years ago shouldn't disqualify a coach, nor should that doobie you smoked in the dorm room in 1979.
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by Joe » Wed Nov 18, 2009 1:25 pm

softballmafia wrote:I think Joe has the hidden guilt that finally came out, after years of shame, with a quote from him...DUI from 20 years ago shouldn't disqualify a coach, nor should that doobie you smoked in the dorm room in 1979.


I have no guilt because I never get caught. Did I smoke a doobie or drive over the legal limit in my yute? Absolutely!!

So the question begs...Am I or 90% of the other coaches disqualified because we got lucky...and didn't get caught? If so, than all those coaches, teachers, daycare providers, and anyone else working with the yard apes.... and who drove last week (or last month, last year...) with a .09 should resign their position effective immediately.
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by LoneStarGreed » Wed Nov 18, 2009 1:30 pm

Joe wrote:
softballmafia wrote:Only in Texas would someone post such a idiotic poll...........all the above. I think I am going to block the whole Texas site in my profile.........you guys need to get a real life.


The only idiot in the room is the one naming himself "mafia"...

...and your profile? Ha! ...take that "block" you speak of and shove it sideways.

DUI from 20 years ago shouldn't disqualify a coach, nor should that doobie you smoked in the dorm room in 1979.



Agree........
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by THE MAD-DOG99 » Wed Nov 18, 2009 1:35 pm

Joe wrote:
THE MAD-DOG99 wrote:No backround checks required in Texas..??


Unfortunately it's the same ASA you have.


We had to have backround checks in Arizona..?
To get our ASA card...
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by Joe » Wed Nov 18, 2009 2:03 pm

THE MAD-DOG99 wrote:
Joe wrote:
THE MAD-DOG99 wrote:No backround checks required in Texas..??


Unfortunately it's the same ASA you have.


We had to have backround checks in Arizona..?
To get our ASA card...


...and the same in Texas
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by THE MAD-DOG99 » Wed Nov 18, 2009 2:43 pm

Sorry Joe,

Thx,

Guess I was just thinking way to simple minded.

Like you said, there are teachers , police etc that fall through the cracks or find a way to get over on the system.

Can't do it for them probably can't do it for coaches..?
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