The shade parking, is that like the LFL spots and you park your vehicle right behind your spot? If so that’s a good idea as long as you aren’t trying to maximize the number of spots you can get out there.
Not sure at what level schools have the budget to hire staff to maintain grass fields, but I remember the coaches being on the lawnmower and we’d be out painting lines during PE class. So if I were a coach I’d definitely be selling the benefits of turf.
Well we usually hear about how great the receivers looked then find out in September it’s because our DBs can’t cover anybody. I think our receivers and DBs will be good this year so I’ll take not much info as a good sign that coaches and media aren’t digging just to be able report any sort of...
But on the bright side if you’re good at propaganda you can get a job out of it:
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Athletic departments are being run like the rest of corporate America now. All in for the current quarter and figure out how to go all in on the next quarter when it gets here.
I’ve seen a good many complaints this year about the little league field dimensions and how they should change them to reflect what these kids usually play on. Little league mound is 46 feet which is 9/10 year old for tournament baseball compared to the 50 feet they normally play on for 11/12U...
In the expanded playoff era seems like a better use of the conference championship game slots would be as an in-conference playoff for an at large bid to the real playoffs.
Not sure how anyone could invest in a college athletic program and expect to get any sort of positive return under the current setup. The price of success goes up every year with no predictability, so how can an athletic department pay out a return on investment and continue to succeed?
A team...