Well, at least whatever college he goes to will know that they'll have him for 4 years . . .  right?  

So why not get the security and police needed for a game of this magnitude. Miami has games bigger than this all the time at Traz Powell Stadium and we don't have any issues.  Northwestern vs Central  Northwestern vs Carol City  Northwestern vs Booker T. Washington  Northwestern vs Norland  Norland vs Carol City  Norland vs Central   

This game was canceled due to safety concerns with gang violence in the area. That's what nobody is talking about. 

There was a spaces where a Raines coach confirmed there were rumored complaints about the game being held on Saturday giving the school an unfair advantage of getting a higher gate compared to other schools. So it was moved to Friday. Then became a logistics thing that turned into it getting canceled all together. How much of that is true is true is uncertain but it's definitely not the doing of the schools. Raines is upset due to that literally being their biggest game/ home game at that getting taken from them

This sounds very political and you love to go political.  No this is not communism or socialism.  Dude, engineering an outcome is *exactly* what concentrating all of the talent onto a single team is versus a completely random outcome every year if transfer rules were put into place.  You have completely contradicted yourself here.  No one, and I mean no one, would be prevented from transferring.  The only rule is a team that benefits from excessive (key word here) transfers would have to play against other engineered teams in the playoffs, i.e. an open division, in the spirit of fair play.  There are wayyyy more teams who lose in the transfer game than the few who benefit.  What is wrong with having an open division?  I am willing to open my mind if you present a strong enough case here.