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Sooo simple selling/buying on FBMP. Built a home gym off of stuff people were selling during Covid.

I bought some NICE stuff off him lol

darn

Legit absurd stance.. anyways... does anyone have links to highlights or full Bloom S games? I want to watch them play. I'm half tempted to see if I can get their games on Hudl somehow.

What all the others said.. plus simply being acclimated to college life. Even as simple as buying your groceries, kids haven't done much of that on their own. Let alone class and "college life"... I understand Dasan is a little different circumstance, but still.

Hasn't McCulley gained 15lbs already. Something like that.

A concussion in itself isn't a HUGE deal... but if it is undiagnosed that is when the problems occur, or can occur down the road. It wasn't like before we were saying "oh you will be fine, it's just a concussion"... it was more like, we didn't even know when they had a concussion. If that makes sense. Now multiple concussions are obviously not good, but just one... not a big deal at all. (obviously judging by severity) Yeah there are more concussions in practice, for sure. Return to play is a good thing, as well... once symptoms subside and a DR clears them: Practice 1- walking for 10 mins at a time Practice 2- light running for 10 mins at a time Practice 3- non contact practice Practice 4- contact practice 5th day--fully cleared

He needs to be on campus in Decemeber with the team.. practicing, lifting, and learning.

I know at the HS I coach at we have worn them for 5 or 6 years. We wear them from our first practice in the summer, to our last practice before our first game. The ONLY time our kids do not wear them is during the game.We wear them in scrimmages and even 7 on 7 in the summer, no real reason not to. I think they are between $70-90 a pop, but well worth it. We are just now having to replace some of them. We really don't have that many concussions anymore. Some of that is the guardian caps, some of it is a lot less contact in practice, some of it is acknowledging when a kid gets his bell rung and to check on them more often. Or get a hold of the trainer to look at them. The officials are more cognisant of this stuff, as well. They have a great view of most hits.

Mask policy is absurd. I have no problem with the testing though.

lol whatever I guess.

Hey I believe you! I'm rooting for him and absolutely wishing the best for him! Just a pet peeve of mine when we constantly attach these stars to kids once they're on campus. I hope he goes to Ball State, personally.

Man.. its been 4 years since someone wrongly ranked him a 4 star.

lol... I do not care about her stance, literally the last thing that has any sort of relevance on this discussion. I'm not talking about the stance, for the 100th time.. I'm not talking about her stance. And yes, anything not about winning games is by definition a distraction. Literally.... Alex Morgan brings her kid to practice, that's a distraction. Now... is that a big one? nope. This really isn't hard to understand. Covid was a distraction for our sports teams last year. So was all the social justice stuff last summer and fall. I'm not overly sure why you can't understand this concept. Have you been a part of many teams sports? There are distractions ALL OF THE TIME. The more the media is involved...distraction. When we talk about the USWNT we don't talk about their play on the field (all of the time)... why? because theres more there than just sports. I AM NOT SAYING THAT IS BAD OR THEIR FAULT!!!!! If it's not about winning soccer games, it's a distraction. Big facts.

Because it's not controversial. That's the media's whole goal... its not to inform. It's to cause a ruckus.