Mayne look.
Sports Dads Discussion Thread: Leagues, fees, coaches, refs, travel, moms, bad parents etc.
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Mayne look.
She trying to get drafted Que!!!!!!!!!!!!
don't believe me?
ask @jack walsh13 and @tallblacknyc
she gonna play like an indoor sport
you doing good blacc
That cac is tall too, she is about 5'11" but her kid is short. She is fascinated by our height and I ain't no little ninja either. She makes me want to ask her, do I make yo pussy wet? Her son trying harder than a mug to befriend my son. My oldest is naturally standoffish and his circle of friends is pretty small and he already know how to peep game.
I already know bruh. I told my wife in passing about how nosey she is, but not about the arm touching when conversing. She is lucky the practice schedule conflicts with my wife's work and picking up my youngest. Her ass didn't show up to the tourney but they will bump heads. Then she is really going to be curious af but I will keep it moving. Cac pussy doesn't excite me like it use to.
you doing it right.
Boom...you got it.
Do karate instead. When my boys did it they shared the space with a dance school, and all them boys was fags
This.
honestly I don't see the issue...
BUT, I would want to meet the dance instructors before hand and see some classes.
Just as I would do with ANY activity involving my kids.
I aint out here saying taking a dance class gonna CHANGE your boys, that bullsh*t
and I believe Herschel Walker studied dance.
Lynn Swann too but I won't let my kids get any instruction or teaching from some effeminate mofo.
we discussed this on the board...
http://www.bgol.us/forum/index.php?...ollow-the-arts-like-theater-dance-etc.757276/
Ok. I will peep it out later. About to beat my kids down in some NBA2K.
that is ANOTHER thread...
my kids don't play video games at all...
is that something I SHOULD introduce?
Or should I leave it alone?
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This is a sports thread, correct, if we want to talk academics we can get that to in another dad post about academics
but we talking motherfucking SPORT in here
playahaitian - moderation like anything be it video games, piano practice, sports, watching TV -
I am big on work ethic and effort, Praise effort and work ethic, let kids at a young age know effort and work ethic got you where you are and can get them what ever but the trend today
specially in AAU is a bunch of lesbians, single mom's, make-up dads, uncles grooming kids into entitled over emotional mentally soft panzies , for example if your no working ass son can't play on the team dad runs off starts his own team with a bunch of scrubs + his scrub ass son
and yes it can be a coaches fault just as much as it is a players
We live in a time where AAU coaches charge a kid 25$ to tryout - AAU Basketball, Paid Travel Teams of other sports, biggest athletic scam going next to NCAA
like I said if your kid can play you aint going to be paying for shit, they will pay you
but we talking motherfucking SPORT in here
playahaitian - moderation like anything be it video games, piano practice, sports, watching TV -
I am big on work ethic and effort, Praise effort and work ethic, let kids at a young age know effort and work ethic got you where you are and can get them what ever but the trend today
specially in AAU is a bunch of lesbians, single mom's, make-up dads, uncles grooming kids into entitled over emotional mentally soft panzies , for example if your no working ass son can't play on the team dad runs off starts his own team with a bunch of scrubs + his scrub ass son
and yes it can be a coaches fault just as much as it is a players
We live in a time where AAU coaches charge a kid 25$ to tryout - AAU Basketball, Paid Travel Teams of other sports, biggest athletic scam going next to NCAA
like I said if your kid can play you aint going to be paying for shit, they will pay you
I grew playing video games and i think that's why i have pretty good dexterity. I let them play in moderation, only on weekends during the school year and 2/day during school breaks. We played for pushups both of my sons owe me 25 today.
that is ANOTHER thread...
my kids don't play video games at all...
is that something I SHOULD introduce?
Or should I leave it alone?
Video games is fine as long as it's in moderation. I grew up playin them as well. My older son doesn't play that much at all and he can only play on the weekends during the school year. He's morso into his photography and reading up on history.
that is ANOTHER thread...
my kids don't play video games at all...
is that something I SHOULD introduce?
Or should I leave it alone?
Fam, I am so glad that we are off this weekend. So far every game has been about an hour away. We had to play in hicksville in a town called New Caney, TX. We beat the brakes off them cacs. My 14 year old plays with the 15u team and he is starting to get his stride. The first few games of the season he has been tentative. Last week, he scored the last 6 points in a 51-50 win. He finished with 6pts, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 fouls, 2 blocks, 3 steals, and 2 missed free throws. Right now we are 6-2, with one loss coming from a 16u team.
A lot of the fees are tournament fees, custom uniforms, with shoot around gear, and travel. There aren't any comparable leagues to AAU that I know of. AAU is more competitive than high school hoops in my opinion.
http://www.stltoday.com/sports/base...cle_606b1a9f-810c-5fb6-a50e-bd21c53e46ae.html
As Major League baseball celebrates the 70th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier, a diversity report finds that the sport could do a better job of identifying and hiring minority and female candidates for top decision-making levels.
The annual report card released Tuesday by The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida shows a drop-off from a year ago on MLB’s racial and gender hiring practices. Major League Baseball received a B in racial hiring, a C for gender hiring and an overall grade of C+.
The league scored an 82 in racial hiring, down from 90.5 last year, and went from a 74.3 in gender hiring to 70 this year. Overall, MLB scored 76, which is down from last year’s 82.4.
Plan would allow umpires to explain replay rulings • While nothing is set, MLB and its umps are expected to discuss a plan — most prominently used in the NFL — for crew chiefs to wear a microphone and explain replay rulings.
Under one proposal, they would start at the All-Star Game on July 11 in Miami, tweak the process over the season’s second half and then go forward with the experiment in the playoffs.
People familiar with the talks spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because an agreement has not yet been reached.
The umpires are in the middle of their five-year labor deal and any change would involve negotiations, plus a comfort level on both sides that the system would be efficient, accurate and easy.
Forearm surgery for Phils’ Buchholz • Phillies righthander Clay Buchholz had surgery to repair a torn flexor tendon in his right forearm Tuesday and could miss the rest of the season. The 32-year-old’s estimated recovery time is four to six months.
Philadephia has also placed outfielder Howie Kendrick on the 10-day disabled list with a right abdominal strain,
Giants’ Bochy has minor heart procedure • San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy has undergone a minor heart procedure and will miss the team’s two-game series in Kansas City this week.
The Giants say Bochy had been complaining of discomfort and underwent a procedure called an ablation in San Diego on Monday to fix his heart rhythm problems.
Bochy is now resting at home and is expected to rejoin the team in Colorado on Friday. Bench coach Ron Wotus will assume managerial duties the next two games against the Royals.
The 62-year-old Bochy underwent a heart procedure in February 2015 to insert two stents and was hospitalized last summer with an undisclosed illness that forced him to miss a game in Miami.
Also Tuesday, the Giants activated catcher Buster Posey from the seven-day concussion list and designated backup catcher Tim Federowicz for assignment.
Posey, who is expected to DH Tuesday and Wednesday, went on the list last week after he was struck in the helmet by a 94 mph fastball from Arizona’s Taijuan Walker. Posey got up on his own but exited the game, and the Giants decided not to take any chances with the 2012 NL MVP and 2010 rookie of the year.
Toronto’s Happ to the DL • The Blue Jays have placed lefthander J.A. Happ on the 10-day disabled list with a sore elbow.
Happ, who won 20 games for the first time last year, left Sunday’s start against Baltimore in the fifth inning. On Monday, he had an MRI, which revealed no structural damage.
Happ is 0-3 with a 4.50 ERA this season.
As Major League baseball celebrates the 70th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier, a diversity report finds that the sport could do a better job of identifying and hiring minority and female candidates for top decision-making levels.
The annual report card released Tuesday by The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida shows a drop-off from a year ago on MLB’s racial and gender hiring practices. Major League Baseball received a B in racial hiring, a C for gender hiring and an overall grade of C+.
The league scored an 82 in racial hiring, down from 90.5 last year, and went from a 74.3 in gender hiring to 70 this year. Overall, MLB scored 76, which is down from last year’s 82.4.
Plan would allow umpires to explain replay rulings • While nothing is set, MLB and its umps are expected to discuss a plan — most prominently used in the NFL — for crew chiefs to wear a microphone and explain replay rulings.
Under one proposal, they would start at the All-Star Game on July 11 in Miami, tweak the process over the season’s second half and then go forward with the experiment in the playoffs.
People familiar with the talks spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because an agreement has not yet been reached.
The umpires are in the middle of their five-year labor deal and any change would involve negotiations, plus a comfort level on both sides that the system would be efficient, accurate and easy.
Forearm surgery for Phils’ Buchholz • Phillies righthander Clay Buchholz had surgery to repair a torn flexor tendon in his right forearm Tuesday and could miss the rest of the season. The 32-year-old’s estimated recovery time is four to six months.
Philadephia has also placed outfielder Howie Kendrick on the 10-day disabled list with a right abdominal strain,
Giants’ Bochy has minor heart procedure • San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy has undergone a minor heart procedure and will miss the team’s two-game series in Kansas City this week.
The Giants say Bochy had been complaining of discomfort and underwent a procedure called an ablation in San Diego on Monday to fix his heart rhythm problems.
Bochy is now resting at home and is expected to rejoin the team in Colorado on Friday. Bench coach Ron Wotus will assume managerial duties the next two games against the Royals.
The 62-year-old Bochy underwent a heart procedure in February 2015 to insert two stents and was hospitalized last summer with an undisclosed illness that forced him to miss a game in Miami.
Also Tuesday, the Giants activated catcher Buster Posey from the seven-day concussion list and designated backup catcher Tim Federowicz for assignment.
Posey, who is expected to DH Tuesday and Wednesday, went on the list last week after he was struck in the helmet by a 94 mph fastball from Arizona’s Taijuan Walker. Posey got up on his own but exited the game, and the Giants decided not to take any chances with the 2012 NL MVP and 2010 rookie of the year.
Toronto’s Happ to the DL • The Blue Jays have placed lefthander J.A. Happ on the 10-day disabled list with a sore elbow.
Happ, who won 20 games for the first time last year, left Sunday’s start against Baltimore in the fifth inning. On Monday, he had an MRI, which revealed no structural damage.
Happ is 0-3 with a 4.50 ERA this season.
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Man we loss a tough one tonight. 51-48. We were up by 3, last 4 minutes of the half. My son had 10 pts (4/6, 2/2 FT), 5 blks, 3 rebounds. He played the 3 except when we went small. I am going to have to holla at the coach. He has zero clue on how to set lineups. My son is 6'3". The 5 is damn near 6'4. We have a couple more kids that are 6'2ish. If we would have went big in the final minutes of the game we would have killed them. They killed us on the boards and our starting guards shoot too damn much.
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The team has been rolling. The coach has been benching our shot happy guards. We came in second last week, loss in the championship game 68-64.
My kid is beasting. He is averaging 11 pts and 8 rebounds.
On another note. The cac chic made her move, she asked me to be her trainer when her husband goes back to California. I told her my schedule is full and I train by myself. The poutty look she gave me was priceless.
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how are ya'll BGOL Parents dealing with youth sports & your kids right now?
how are ya'll BGOL Parents dealing with youth sports & your kids right now?
My oldest is red shirting this year. My youngest is grinding in the backyard. I will reevaluate after the proliferation of the vaccine.
WTF??!! Atlanta high school football coach arrested after punching player Update: Loses certification
https://www.al.com/highschoolsports/2023/08/atlanta-high-school-football-coach-arrested-after-punching-player-caught-on-video.html
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