LHSAA members and Vanderbilt administration who pursued this pathetic vendetta should be publicly identified, fined heavily, and forced to resign.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I think it’s extremely unfair to punish this child from football his senior year because of something adults did.
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Dorell Louviere
7 years ago
Let Him Play
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Matt Hancock
7 years ago
Make it right!
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Jeanne Voisin
7 years ago
Let him play
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Justin Hoskey
7 years ago
Let the kid play......
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T-Tom Fontenot
7 years ago
The bureucrats made a quick CYA decision they'll soon forget about, cus it doesn't affect them. But for the next 20-30 years when that young man puts on his varsity letter jacket every Friday in the Fall to go to his alma maters games, he'll look down at the sleeve, see where one letter is missing, and no that he was robbed. People need to think about how this affects someone for the rest of his life.
Jesus said let the children come to me. I think he would also say let Andrew come to the game and earn his letter.
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rhiana
7 years ago
he deserves it!
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Jeffrey Furniss
7 years ago
Hope this gets made right!
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Rachel Young
7 years ago
Rachel
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Joshua Comardelle
7 years ago
Let him play!!
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Fred Navailhon
7 years ago
This was absurd. LHSAA needs to get it priorities straight.
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Kelly slocum
7 years ago
Do t sent the kid to play his senior year for something he didnt do. Make it right before it’s too late.
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Thomas Fonseca
7 years ago
They should be ashamed
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Mike
7 years ago
Let Andrew play!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Home is where you make it
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Amos Guthrie
7 years ago
Let him play football
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Anonymous
7 years ago
It is complete hypocrisy to not allow this kid to play.
LHSAA members and Vanderbilt administration who pursued this pathetic vendetta should be publicly identified, fined heavily, and forced to resign.
I think it’s extremely unfair to punish this child from football his senior year because of something adults did.
Let Him Play
Make it right!
Let him play
Let the kid play......
The bureucrats made a quick CYA decision they'll soon forget about, cus it doesn't affect them. But for the next 20-30 years when that young man puts on his varsity letter jacket every Friday in the Fall to go to his alma maters games, he'll look down at the sleeve, see where one letter is missing, and no that he was robbed. People need to think about how this affects someone for the rest of his life. Jesus said let the children come to me. I think he would also say let Andrew come to the game and earn his letter.
he deserves it!
Hope this gets made right!
Rachel
Let him play!!
This was absurd. LHSAA needs to get it priorities straight.
Do t sent the kid to play his senior year for something he didnt do. Make it right before it’s too late.
They should be ashamed
Let Andrew play!
Home is where you make it
Let him play football
It is complete hypocrisy to not allow this kid to play.
Let the young man play.
Do the right thing