It really depends on the level of the team. Celebrate winning at or above your level. A club's 3rd tier team winning the bronze is appropriate for them. It's even better if they play up a level and win silver. The problem is when the top tier teams play down to chase trophies.

At elementary school swim meet: Father got so angry at his kid’s time that he slammed his cell phone on the pool deck. It slid into the pool and sank to the bottom. Officials had to stop the meet so that someone could dive into the pool and retrieve the phone Dad played in NFL

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Clearly going to the Ministry of Silly Walks

good looking group there

Pretty sure Peter was Jewish

Also missing the point that some players say I am a *insert league* player when it is clear they are not and would benefit from playing (more) in another league to develop. Perhaps then they are ready for *that league* Can you tell it is U14 tryout season?!

Not controversial at all. I was questioned why I wasn't yelling more because "that's what a coach is supposed to do". I educated my parents on this exact point; the kids need to learn to play for themselves. Parents are encourage to cheer but not instruct, too

Perhaps I believe it if that parent coaches a club-level sport as well. I've coached club soccer for years and find myself remarkably quiet when compared to other parents on my daughter's select softball team.

Anyone else have @PLOSONE refuse to review your manuscript because you supposedly didn't have IRB approval to recruit human subjects despite you submitting evidence that you did? I'm in Bizarro World with them and can't figure out a path forward

I set clear expectations for my parents for "do's" and "don'ts" from the sidelines. Cheer effort, but you're not the coach. Consequences could progress to being barred from the sideline. After initial push back, I had 0 issues all season. Girls played great & had huge growth

Agree with this about taking risks. During my job talk years ago, I was advised to have a black slide near the end. No text. My advisor said that the audience will all turn to you, so you better have something good to say. I tried it. They all looked. I got the job.

Field of Dreams is currently on TV. It was always hard to watch the ending without choking up. Now, with James Earl Jones passing away this week, Terence Mann walking into the corn just hits differently.

Love this video. If they need someone with a stutter to voice Darth Vader going forward, @Lucasfilm and @Disney can give me a call

I’m suggesting that people are frustrated with the whole publishing system and are not participating, so your review pool is shrinking. Change the system, and reviewers will return

Or…what about publishing more? Personally, I’ve seen too many high quality papers not get published because of “space restrictions” of a journal. If acceptance isn’t based on quality, why review for that journal?

Is there a traveling Department Chair? I can take over for Ellen, Darryl, etc if the price is right