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So many of these athletes have been told since birth that they are special, that they are exceptional, and that they deserve to start. There is an entitlement mentality with many of these players. I've noticed these past couple of years that coaches of a certain age are retiring from the college sports. Saban, the MBB head coaches at Miami, Villanova, and Virginia, Chip Kelly relinquishing the head coaching job at UCLA to become the OC at Ohio State. With that move, he lost millions but probably gained some years on his life. Anson Dorrance, the head women's soccer coach at UNC-Chapel Bill retired last year. He had 21 natty's. I speculate that Coach Mulkey is one who just wants to coach...I coached as a GA in college, I coached HS football for 25 years and I can't imagine having to ascertain, daily, if I'm gonna have a kid for the next game. The starting QB's at both UNLV and Boston College packed it in mid season...I find it comically sad that Bryce Underwood is making more per year, as an 18 year old, that 3/4 of the Michigan football staff...AND he's never played a down of college football. Crazy stuff...

I was 13 living in Little Rock and my sister, brother and I went to see Yes…the opening band was The Eagles…the ticket cost $4.50…

PT should require you to get to 0 degrees extension before releasing you. Flexion is tricky because of the muscle tightness developed prior to the procedure. Did you have full extension/flexion prior to the procedure? If so, 4-6 months with regular strength rehab.

Dr Carlton was the absolute best…an amazing mind!

I coached high school football for quite a while...I took a job at a brand new high school where the county admin thought it would be a great idea to have a new high school with no senior class to play established high schools in our area...we were pummeled regularly, of course, with the worst score being 77-0. The halftime score was 49-0 and their head coach came across the field before the second half kickoff to say "Good job the first half coach...just letting you know that we are throwing the ball in the second half to get ready for the playoffs"...I swear that he was pulling kids from the tuba section to play during the 4th quarter...

Mark Prior...Stephen Strasburg

Scoot has been around since I was in high school during the Carter years! He and Captain Humble were the morning dj's for WRNO and WWL-FM...

Prayers for you and your family...my adult daughter was diagnosed at 14 with BPD...bumpy road but worth it. Find a therapist that specializes in BPD in adolescents...that is important. Secondly, you may consider family therapy because the events don't occur in a vacuum...lastly, medication and routine are all important. You will be able to determine when she is in her mood cycles...It's important that you and your SO can anticipate the cycle and be able to soften the landing. It is so difficult to navigate, sometimes painfully so...but it's evident that you love your daughter and honestly, that love will get you to the other side. Blessings and prayers your way, my friend. Be safe...take care.

Freshman wall...this time last year, she was going on recruiting trips and picking out a prom dress, not going against DI athletes 6 days a week...

I think it depends on your child. I attended both public and private schools as a child. I taught for seemingly ever, both in public and private schools. I think there is the opportunity for your child to be challenged academically at both public and private. Does your child have a IEP or any type of special needs that cannot be addressed in the private realm? Does your child need transportation? What about sports teams? Required parent volunteer hours? At a private school, are you, as parents, comfortable with the doctrine/philosophy/teaching model adopted by the school? I suggest going to visit a school and get a feel for the dynamic...The fact that you've asked the question tells me that you will make the right choice. Blessings!