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I know it is hard admitting that the State Champs do anything that is wrong. But antagonizing fans, even if it is 10-20% that it bothers, is still antogonizing. We have a diverse country. Americans whose ancestors came from Africa(13% of our population) would be very offended by specific things being done at athletic events. There can't even be a public, non-denominational prayer said at games because someone(very few in number) MIGHT be offended. Stop intentionally irritating people! Put a bumper sticker on your car, buy a 100 t-shirts, be proud of where you come from. Irmo can buy Bob Marley warm-ups, but leave the "wrap myself in my foreign country" flag stuff out of it. It is irritating!

NW is wrong to allow it, Irmo was wrong doing it.
You all seem to be very tolerant, until it comes to something you all do or support, wrong as it is.

Go U.S.A. ! NW and IRMO are U.S.A. American teams representing the U.S.A. and the U.S. public taxpayer. How much support did Liberia, Mexico, Korea, Costa Rica, Uruguay or the Philippines send to any public high school to provide the education and sporting events that we ALL attend? I'll answer that tough question for you all ---> NONE. Nada...nothing.



im sure you feel really proud of your military family, i feel great about my dad being a lawyer and a college professor as well.

when italy was the world champion, many many italian-americans went to the streets of boston and new york to party with italian flags all over, most of them didnt know anything about soccer, most of them prob never been to italy and do not speak italian but they were still celebrating their roots and their blood... heck if you look at the videos, even black people was out there celebrating with them, it was an excuse to party for some non-italian americans.

it does not surprise me at all, you are from the south, there is not much diversity here, but is not againts the law the wave anothers country flag anywhere in the world, and as long as is not againts the law, people can do it and there is absolutely nothing wrong with it.

im sure you dont celebrate st patricks as well bc is unamerican to celebrate an irish-catholic tradition... get it?

is never too late to read the constitution and to learn that america is what it is bc of many different countries and cultures.

pm me for further talk, and let the high school kids celebrate what they acomplished.

Club of the century.