I happen to work in a school with the type of kids described here--dyslexia and short attention spans. We have championship tennis players, kids who skateboard, and shoot 3-pointers in their sleep.
Dyslexia and ADHD don't mean you're handicapped.
If these kids ARE in some way unfit to play comeptitively, why on earth does that school play in this league? They are sending these kids out to fail, thus further damaging their self-esteem--something desperately needed by such kids, whatever their physical situation (which isn't mentioned in the article).
Let's place any blame squarely where it belongs, and not on kids who want to rack up big scores.
Seriously--would YOU want to be able to say your team won 100-0?
Sometimes in the private school leagues the only way they can play anybody is travel long distances to get to a team your size. In this instance a Dallas church private school agree to play this small private school outside of district play.
Not every team runs up the score in these types of games. Its pointless to argue with you guys who think its always about winning in every situation.