Many of the parents in the movie bring up an interesting point. When Carter listens to the complaints of parents after he begins the lockout, one father states that until his son had basketball to look forward to, he wasn’t even attending classes. Due to basketball, his son began attending classes regularly and the father found it unfair to take basketball, and in turn, his son’s motivation, away. Is there any point at which Carter should have conceded to the wishes of the parents and the school and ended the lockout? Why? At what point?

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