In the Borden locker room prayer case, the 3rd Circuit Court made which of the following decisions?

a. It held that Coach Borden’s silent participation (kneeling) in student-led team prayer was not protected speech because it was not a matter of public concern.

b. It applied the Garcetti analysis to determine that, as a public school coach, Borden was speaking as an employee and thus had no First Amendment protection from his employer.

c. It held that Borden’s silent participation in student-led team prayer violated the Establishment Clause because it was an improper endorsement of religion.

d. Both a and c.