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By American do you mean Latin American, South American or North American? It was the " English" speaking players from Easley speaking in abusive Spanish.

And how would you do that in a game Wando fan? We teach spanish at Wando, should we not do that? Should we tell all Irish and Greek and Italians to go back home now too? This is the USA, we stand for Freedom! That means I can speak in what ever tounge I want. That is what this land is based on!

How hard would it be to teach Spanish curss words, put it on a cd or MP3 file and listen to it , that would be easy.

I thought it ironic that a couple of Palmetto players who make C's, D's, or fail Spanish still knew exactly what the words being used by the Easley players were.
BUT . . . the officials nor Easley coaches either did not know or did not care!

PS - Thanks, Elcid for confirming the actions of the Easley players.

You assumed it was the Hispanics. That was the point. There are several Americas. Your calling the schools American was a misnomer, you meant English speaking American.

Coach J...who said anything about sending anyone "home"?
How did you even come close to getting that assumption?

We teach Spanish, Latin, German, French AND sportsmanship at Wando. Obviously, abusing the Spanish language to curse only escalated the game to getting out of hand.

Roger is not gonna like that!!!!!! Games are not suppose to end in a tie!!!!

It seems like most of the blame is being put on the Easley coaches and officials. I'm not sure that is the proper way to go. Provoking and lack of containment could be, sure, but retaliation makes me think the guilt should be evenly distributed. Not trying to step on toes, but just my opinion

Limiting people to speak only one language wouldn't be on my list of ways to control things. Something about that screams Civil Rights abuse.