LeMay to skip senior season - MaxPreps News Christian LeMay, one of the nation's top quarterbacks and the leader of one the country's top high school teams, has decided to forgo his senior season at Butler (Matthews, N.C.) and will instead focus on preparing to enroll at the University of Georgia, according to a report from Sporting News. LeMay had been facing a possible suspension for a violation of a school conduct rule that would have kept him out of school for 30 days. Instead, LeMay will transfer to a private school to finish his academic course load in time to enroll early at Georgia. Photo by Ron McCann Christian LeMay has played his last game for Butler. "Given the unwillingness of (Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools) to apply a more reasonable consequence for such a youthful infraction, as disheartening as it is, we must make the decision to move on and focus Christian's attention to preparing for enrollment at the University of Georgia in January," according to a statement the family released to Sporting News. "Although rumors suggest that Christian would likely transfer … Christian could not imagine playing his senior season at any place other than with his brother Uriah and his teammates at Butler High School."
Man, everyone else is getting QBs, even douchebag ones. We just want one decent QB to stay here and compete, not fly the coup and stay out of trouble. Is that too much to ask?
