Bishop Sycamore

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On Sunday, ESPN aired a high school football game between Florida’s IMG Academy and Ohio’s Bishop Sycamore. Anyone who watched the game could see as plain as day that IMG Academy is good, and Bishop Sycamore is bad. Like, really bad.

To make matters worse, Bishop Sycamore might not even be a real high school. As FootballScoop points out, it appears to be an online-only charter school with a website that resembles a blog. The team went 0-6 last season, and was routinely blown out. With all this information readily available online, it’s unclear why or how ESPN agreed to air the game in the first place.

The team’s head coach, Roy Johnson, also allegedly has an active arrest warrant thanks to fraud charges, while many of their players are said to have already graduated high school, which essentially means a bunch of adults got rolled by some high school kids.
 
I know back in the olden days when I played sports ball, late 70's and early 80's, there were times we played another team and you saw a few of their players and you'd think "those guys have to be 30 years old". They'd kiss their wife and kids before playing a HS team.
 
Cam Newton is available if they need a QB. Told him those players were gonna force him out if he didn't get that COVID shot. They aren't gonna let his selfishness jeopardize their livelihoods 1/16th at a time.
 
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