The rules that Coach Carter had put upon his team are the following: players to exhibit respectful behavior, attend every class, sit in the front row of every class, maintain a 2.3 GPA, and wear a suit and tie to each game day as a requisite to participate in each game.

2. Coach Carter had imposed these rules, as a way of disciplining the players. Through this, they can be more respectful to their peers or colleagues, which will inevitably aid them through the development of important social skills. Imposing these rules will also aid the players to obtain a much better future, combining their basketball skills with good academics ensures that they have a future in college. By doing so, the players prove the statistics wrong (50% of the school’s students graduate, and only a handful of those who graduate, enter college), which means that there will grow to be more hope in the educator's eyes, through hard work, comes quality and accomplishment. …show more content…
I believe that Coach Carter’s rules are both fair and reasonable. The rules were fair and reasonable, as much of the students were highly capable of achieving much higher academic scores through much more appropriate attendance and voluntarily getting extra help, to help clarify or expand on knowledge. Also, the rules and regulations are fair because they give off the message of unity and working in unison, this meant that each player must strive to work as equally as the other in order to play the wonderful game of basketball, which meant that if one was lacking, their teammates will need to push them to strive harder, for if they do so it will be of everyone's