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•Grading Criteria (Total: 40 points, 10 points for each subtopic)

•Find an Article posted on Twitter and bring it back to share with your classmates on Padlet. How did you find it? What information does it provide

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•Give attribution/spelling

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•Respond to your classmate's posts (pay attention to specific guidelines, they may vary)

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•4-8 sentences at least for your full post.

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•Focus: Process and Product
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What types of adjustments would you make for the sport of football as the athletes return in the fall?

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I encourage you to go onto Twitter and find some articles concerning high school sports and share with the virtual class I have formed on this Padlet. You can post links or create a Padlet of your own and ask a question to the class. It is your chance to lead the class! The challenge is yours!

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Different States Different Ways of Return 

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Different States Different Ways of Return 

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With the return of schools coming back at different times with different restrictions, what is the largest impact you foresee happening this fall?

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Where the start of high school sports stands in all 50 states amid pandemic

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MaxPreps News - Alaska cancels all state fall championships; Minnesota flips football and volleyball back to the fall; Michigan, Delaware also reverse fields.

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What are your thoughts about bringing athletes back in the fall? Is it safe? What types of precautions would you take if you were in charge of a high school? Check out this video and see what individuals who are in charge of high school athletics in Colorado are saying.

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'We Are Planning For All Sports': CHSAA Commissioner Optimistic For High School Sports And Activitie

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Let's Talk About The Latest Talent in High School Football Being Highlighted.

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Several of the top high school football players in Southern California were selected for Sports Illustrated's watch list for its 2020 All-American team.

The list consists of 1,000 seniors and will be used to select the SI All-American team. The states with the most players on the list are Florida (142), Texas (130), Georgia (84) and California (79).

Among the Southern California area players on the list are Centennial defensive lineman Korey Foreman, Oaks Christian linebacker Ethan Calvert, Mater Dei quarterback Miller Moss, St. John Bosco linebacker Ma'a Gaoteote, Muir defensive back Jamier Johnson and Upland linebacker Jonathan Flowe.
California players (Editor's note: list has been updated with several names that were not originally included)
Mavin Anderson (6-1, 175), WR, Mission Viejo

Devin Aupiu (6-5, 215), OLB, Oxnard

Noah Avinger (5-11, 165), ATH, Servite

Cole Batson (6-4, 190), ATH, San Clemente

Darren Barkins (6-0, 170), CB, Chula Vista

Kamron Beachem (6-5, 200), ATH, Oceanside

Anthony Beavers (6-2, 178), S/ATH, Narbonne

Brock Bowers (6-3, 215), TE, Napa

Brock Bowers - 6-3 / 215 / TE from Napa

Evan Branch-Hayes - 6-2 / 270 / DT from San Francisco

Prophet Brown (5-11, 180), RB, Elk Grove Monterey Trail

Tyler Buchner (6-2, 200), QB, Helix

Tyler Buchner - 6-2 / 200 / QB from La Mesa

Calen Bullock (6-2, 175), WR, Muir

Akili Calhoun (6-4, 245), DE, Brentwood Liberty

Ethan Calvert (6-3, 225), OLB, Oaks Christian

Byron Cardwell (6-0, 195), RB, San Diego Morse

Thomas Cole - 6-7 / 255 / OT/DE, from San Luis Obispo

Beaux Collins (6-4, 195), WR, St. John Bosco

Finn Collins (6-3, 178), QB, Alemany

Makai Cope (6-2, 190), WR, Culver City

Peter Costelli (6-3, 205), QB, Mission Viejo

Jaylin Davies (5-11, 165), CB, Mater Dei

Raesjon Davis (6-0, 210), OLB, Mater Dei

Garret DiGiorgio - 6-7 / 295 / OL from Phelan

Nick Dimitris (6-4, 235), DE, Sierra Vista

Cristian Dixon (6-1, 185), WR, Mater Dei

Zamajay Duncan (5-10, 180), CB, Huntington Beach

Jonathan Flowe (6-2, 210), OLB, Upland

Alonzo Fontenette (6-3, 180), WR, Oaks Christian

Korey Foreman (6-4, 240), DE, Centennial

Dylan Flowers (5-10, 150), CB, St. Bernard

Troy Franklin (6-1, 175), WR, Menlo-Atherton

Ma'a Gaoteote (6-1, 210), OLB, St. John Bosco

Jacob Garcia (6-2, 190), QB, La Habra

Maximus Gibbs (6-6, 350), DE. St. John Bosco

Xamarion Gordon (6-2, 190), S, Warren

JT Hand (6-3, 285), OC, Mission Viejo

Maurice Heims (6-5, 235), DE, Santa Margarita

D.J. Harvey (5-10, 166), CB/ATH, Sierra Canyon

Kaleb Higgins - 5-11 / 170 / CB from Folsom

Deacon Hill - 6-4 / 225 / QB from Santa Barbara

Kajiya Hollawayne - 6-2 / 195 / QB from San Jacinto

Velltray Jefferson - 6-4 / 195 / WR from Fresno

Jamier Johnson (6-0, 170), CB, Muir

DJ Justice (6-1, 180), WR, Alemany

Devin Kirkwood (6-1, 184), CB, Serra

Justin Lamson - 6-3 / 210 / QB from El Dorado Hills

Keleki Latu - 6-6 / 205 / OLB/TE from Carmichael

Seven McGee (5-9, 180), RB, Centennial

Dyson McCutcheon (5-10, 165), CB, Bishop Amat

Saia Mapakaitolo (6-5, 280), OT, Alemany

Easton Mascarenas (6-1, 215), ILB, Mission Viejo

Elia Migao (6-3, 320), OG, Chaparral

George Miki-Han (6-1, 300), OC, Mater Dei

Miller Moss (6-2, 200), QB, Mater Dei

Mason Murphy (6-5, 290), OT, JSerra

Ari Patu (6-4, 185), QB, Folsom

Chayden Peery (6-3, 215), QB, Sierra Canyon

Orion Peters (5-10, 170), WR, Inglewood

Bryce Phillips (5-11, 177), CB, Orange Lutheran

Robert Regan Jr. (5-10, 170), CB, Orange Lutheran

Anthony Rosas (6-3, 280), OT, Sierra Vista

Will Schweitzer (6-4, 210), OLB, Los Gatos

Josh Simmons (6-5, 325), OG, La Mesa Helix

Andrew Simpson (6-1, 220), OLB, St. John Bosco

Jaylin Smith (5-11, 180), DB/ATH, Alemany

Zakhari Spears (6-2, 180), CB, Loyola

Ezavier Staples (6-2, 165), WR, Millikan

Jermaine Terry II (6-4, 235), TE, Richmond Kennedy

Jay Toia (6-2, 310), OG, Grace Brethren

Ross Ulugalu-Maseuli (6-3, 330), OG, Mater Dei

Victory Vaka (6-3, 325), DT, Westlake

Xavier Ward (6-2, 195), QB, Roosevelt

Kyron Ware-Hudson (6-0, 195), WR/ATH, Mater Dei

Jason White (6-4, 260), OT, Orange Lutheran

Derek Wilkins (6-5, 240), DE, Santa Margarita

Keanu Williams (6-4, 285), DT, Clovis

Isaiah World - 6-8 / 270 / OT from San Diego

Ceyair Wright (6-1, 175), CB, Loyola

Robert Wyrsch - 6-7 / 270 / OT from Soquel

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Local high school football standouts selected for Sports Illustrated All-American watch list

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Several of the top high school football players in Southern California were selected for Sports Illustrated's watch list for its 2020 All-American team. The list consists of 1,000 seniors and will be used to select the SI All-American team. The states with the most players on the list are Florida (142), Texas (130), Georgia (84) and California (79).

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Share your thoughts on the latest in high school sports. Kyle Harrison, a high school pitcher signs a $2.5 million bonus with the Giants.

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The Giants have all seven picks from the 2020 amateur draft in the fold after signing De La Salle-Concord left-hander Kyle Harrison to a $2.5 million bonus, more than triple his recommended slot value.

A club source Thursday confirmed the bonus and also that the Giants stayed within the amount they were allowed to spend on all seven picks without having to surrender a 2021 draft pick.

Harrison went 21-1 with a 1.19 ERA and 192 strikeouts during his high school career. Some have compared his pitching style to Chris Sale's.

The Giants got Harrison in the third round, although draft-watchers believe he could have been a late first-rounder if not for signability fears. Harrison had a scholarship offer from UCLA that provided him the leverage to demand more than thrice the $710,700 recommended bonus for the 85th overall pick.

The Giants were allotted $9,231,800 to spend on the seven bonuses under draft rules. They actually went slightly over that and will have to pay a 75% tax on the overage. But they stayed within the 5% leeway teams were granted to not lose a draft pick next year.

Henry Schulman covers the Giants for The San Francisco Chronicle.

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Giants sign Concord high school pitcher Kyle Harrison for $2.5 million bonus

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The Giants have all seven picks from the 2020 amateur draft in the fold after signing De La Salle High left-hander Kyle Harrison to a $2.5 million bonus, more than triple his recommended slot value. Some compare Harrison's pitching style to Chris Sale's.