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Headmaster Dr. David Baum �¿�����¿���½�µ�½�°���������� for two games for his participation,hasserting that he had violated the so-called�¿�°�´�·�µ�» of church and state.

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"I think I preserved the religious freedom of our students, who have to have the liberty to be able topractice or not practice their �����»���³���� our�³�°���°�´�º�°, without interference by adults," he said.

But others state that it was wrong for �������� to be punishedhover�¼�°�»�����²�°.

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Wibel was among those whohwore a t-shirt and/or brought signs to last week's homecoming game toshow their support for the coach. Wibel's shirt ���°�´�º��"���°�²�°�¹���µ Tom �¢�����½�µ��." ���»���������´���½���°�� also tied a �¿�»�°�º�°�� stands tothe during the game, which read, "We believe in �¢�����½�µ�������������½." Personal messages were also written on the�¿�»�°�º�°��, such as I love you. God bless you, �������½�µ��"and "Thank you." Some students �´���� a cross or shared Scripture.

As previously reported a high school football coach in North Carolina was���¿�°���°�´�º�°�²�°�½���� to stop leading his team in�¼�°�»�����²�° earlier this year when his practice was discovered by aprominent atheist �°���³�°�½���·�°������.�¡�»���¶�±�¾�²���� �°���¾�± with the Mooresville GradedSchool District told Mooresville High School football coach Hal Capps to stop�¼�°�»�������° with students of the Freedom from� ���»���³���� Foundation asserted that his actions were unlawful.

"It is a violation of the Constitution for the Mooresville High School football coach to organize, lead,or participate in prayers or other religious proselytizing before, during, or after games andpractices," FFRF Ã�¿Ã�Â�Ã�°Ã�ºÃ�Â�Ã�Â�Ã�¾Ã�Â� Ã�Â�Ã�°Ã�Â�Ã�Â�Ã�Â�Ã�º Ã�Â-Ã�»Ã�Â�Ã�°Ã�Â� Ã�¿Ã�Â�Ã�Â�Ã�° Ã�½Ã�° Ã�Â�Ã�ºÃ�Â�Ã�Â�Ã�³Ã�¾Ã�²Ã�Â�Ã�Â�Ã�Â�Ã�°Ã�ºÃ�Â�Ã�Â�Ã�¾Ã�Â� Ã�Â�Ã�µÃ�²Ã�Â�Ã�½Ã�Â�Ã�¾Ã�½Ã�°Ã�»Ã�Â�Ã�´Ã�Â�Ã�¾Ã�½. "It is well that settled public schools, and by

extension public school ���»���¶�±�¾�²���� �°���¾�±, maynot advance or promote �����»���³����."

But a number of team members expressed their support for Capps' prayers, using the Twitterhashtagh#ISupportCapps.

"#ISupportCapps and he's the best coach I've ever had, and i'm twice the guy and player I was whenI came to Mooresville as a freshman,��" �¢�²���������� team member Dallas���¶���º���°�½.

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"I think the man, the, �������½�µ��, should be able to pray with his players oranybody else that he wants too," resident �������� ���°�¼�±�µ����also http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Faith remarked to the outlet. "That's our right; we as Christianshave stood back too long."

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