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I definitely want Harris to stay. I think he has potential and could fit in well with what Hoiburg is going to do.

I would love to see Miles end up somewhere and have some success. I'm not sure where that will be, but I'll be interested to see if he coaches Division 1 again.

I started it last night and finished it this morning, but I had a hard time paying attention as well.

The season finale was a little bit meh for me. They do seem to be jumping around a lot time wise. I'm hoping that next season focuses on a battle between the Whisperers and everyone else.

I'm convinced that Daryl is the only one that's going to be alive when the series is over. He will just wander around by himself and survive. I agree that it's been a very good season. It kind of stinks that Sunday is the season finale.

Yeah, I don't get that either. Are they that scared of Alpha that they just continue to live like animals? I would think that I would pick living in a house over eating worms and walking with the dead, but that's just me.

I really liked this weeks episode. Last weeks was definitely not that good IMO. Things are starting to get good with The Whisperers. It's just too bad that next episode is the season finale.

I'm a math teacher, so I have never really had political conversations in my classes. I'm sure that they do happen in other areas though.

Like I said, I can't speak for all schools, but the schools that I have been involved with have always done a great job of staying unbiased when it comes to politics.

This is the main one that just makes absolutely no sense to me whatsoever. I have taught for 19 years and I have seen 16 year olds up close for many years. They are absolutely not ready to make a choice like this yet. I know that there are immature, uninformed people of all ages but I just think this would be a terrible idea. Most 16 year olds are struggling with who they are going to prom with and other high school related issues. This would lead to politics bleeding in to high schools all over the nation and lead to a lot of teachers sharing their opinions more with students. I can't speak for all schools, but our teachers all do a great job of teaching kids about politics rather than trying to teach them about which party they are in favor of.

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Is there any chance at all that Amir Harris would play today? I haven't heard anything about how severe his injury was.

I watched the whole game and there were only a few times when a shot clock violation would have even happened. I don't think a shot clock would have caused much more scoring, if at all. Both teams shot poorly for most of the first half and both teams looked a little nervous. I didn't get a chance to watch much of the D1 game, but it looked a little more fast pace than C1.

I do agree with that! Some of those games can seem painfully long.

I agree with you that it will eventually come to it, I'm just saying that it's not as big of an issue that a lot of people are trying to turn it in to. And even with a shot clock teams will still have the stall game going on at the end of a half and teams will still have to foul or get steals. It happens all the time in college.