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Look, I’m deep in the world of youth sports and have been working the last 10 mos to get my student-athletes out for hundreds of safe, life-giving workouts and practices.
And I’m pumped that the latest starting line seems to be creeping closer in a seemingly attainable way (1/4) https://twitter.com/sblivewa/status/1352688727324291072
And I’m pumped that the latest starting line seems to be creeping closer in a seemingly attainable way (1/4) https://twitter.com/sblivewa/status/1352688727324291072
But...when I read these “45 other states have played” articles, I feel like everyone is at least missing a nod or tip of the cap to our government leaders and decision makers who have prioritized our protection from the virus above all else. (2/4)
Of the those not playing sports (part of a larger statewide shutdown in most cases), 3 of them rank in the top 5 in preventing the virus from being spread (total cases per 100k). HI (2), OR (4) and WA (5).
https://www.mayoclinic.org/coronavirus-covid-19/map (3/4)
https://www.mayoclinic.org/coronavirus-covid-19/map (3/4)
Its easy to play armchair quarterback, but it should be just as easy to acknowledge both sides.
As both a dad and an AD, I’m frustrated and miss the action. I’m also happy my family has remained healthy, at least in part, because of the decisions made by our State leaders. (4/4)
As both a dad and an AD, I’m frustrated and miss the action. I’m also happy my family has remained healthy, at least in part, because of the decisions made by our State leaders. (4/4)
I’m beyond thankful for all those working tirelessly in the medical field this entire time, and my 
breaks for those impacted personally by the virus.
I also
have seen/felt the mental health impacts facing our youth who are missing out.
It’s complicated. It’s a pandemic.
breaks for those impacted personally by the virus. I also
have seen/felt the mental health impacts facing our youth who are missing out. It’s complicated. It’s a pandemic.
