Zack was my neighbor for many years, I watched him grow up. He has a passion for cross country and running. It d be a great loss to the team if he was not allowed to run. Especially when he was only following the advice of his advisor. Who’s responsibility was to make sure he was in compliance.
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Susan Miston
6 years ago
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Kathy Kiss
6 years ago
The error was administrative and not Zach’s. Therefore, NAIA should make Zach whole and reinstate him.
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Kathleen Caveney
6 years ago
This young man should not be punished for the error base by his university!
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Bunny Dzurovcik
6 years ago
Let him run. Have him take an extra class now. Not his fault. Students do not place themselves in classes. The advisors do. He did what he was instructed to do. He should be allowed to run
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Lynsey Foster
6 years ago
Let this guy run, this was not his fault!!
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Cynthia carroll
6 years ago
NAIA please do the right thing by this kid. He did nothing wrong.
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Mary Gaydos
6 years ago
The why of this political system is baffling to me. Those who train and want to run should run
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Kim Hanson-brzezinski
6 years ago
he deserves to be allowed back in. He did the work! Watched him run along side my boys in middle school.. extreme talent and and gr8 career
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Joan Bouchard
6 years ago
Reinstate Zach!
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Debbie Bell
6 years ago
Administration error of USF, not an error on the student Zachary Hoover, but student is getting the ultimate punishment not able to run his senior year cross country. Let him run.
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Dick Hoover
6 years ago
This is so wrong what they're doing to Zach
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Hana Durkin
6 years ago
Let him RUN!
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Michael Fuscaldo
6 years ago
go big Z
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Lauren Brindley
6 years ago
I am still hopeful the NAIA will reverse their decision.
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Todd Smith
· petition starter
6 years ago
#NAIA do what's right. Human to human reinstatement is the ONLY way to rectify this unfortunate situation. Administrative error!!
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Julie Smith
6 years ago
We are continuing to pray that the NAIA will reconsider ALL of the facts and reinstate Zach.
Let him run
Zack was my neighbor for many years, I watched him grow up. He has a passion for cross country and running. It d be a great loss to the team if he was not allowed to run. Especially when he was only following the advice of his advisor. Who’s responsibility was to make sure he was in compliance.
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The error was administrative and not Zach’s. Therefore, NAIA should make Zach whole and reinstate him.
This young man should not be punished for the error base by his university!
Let him run. Have him take an extra class now. Not his fault. Students do not place themselves in classes. The advisors do. He did what he was instructed to do. He should be allowed to run
Let this guy run, this was not his fault!!
NAIA please do the right thing by this kid. He did nothing wrong.
The why of this political system is baffling to me. Those who train and want to run should run
he deserves to be allowed back in. He did the work! Watched him run along side my boys in middle school.. extreme talent and and gr8 career
Reinstate Zach!
Administration error of USF, not an error on the student Zachary Hoover, but student is getting the ultimate punishment not able to run his senior year cross country. Let him run.
This is so wrong what they're doing to Zach
Let him RUN!
go big Z
I am still hopeful the NAIA will reverse their decision.
#NAIA do what's right. Human to human reinstatement is the ONLY way to rectify this unfortunate situation. Administrative error!!
We are continuing to pray that the NAIA will reconsider ALL of the facts and reinstate Zach.