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Old Thu Apr 19, 2018, 10:29am
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Use the money from Spring Football for fall baseball. Accounting wise, it's accrued in the previous school year, but cash flow, put it in an interest bearing account and save for the fall/other sports.

Start in August, a week or two before school. We play just under 2 months, so it would be done mid-Oct.

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Old Thu Apr 19, 2018, 12:14pm
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Nobody wants to play football in the spring.

Nobody wants to play baseball in the fall.

Next.
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Old Thu Apr 19, 2018, 07:14pm
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Game 7 of the World Series was scheduled for Nov 1 in 2017. You all are seriously suggesting high school kids want to play ball two weeks after that?!?!?
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Old Fri Apr 20, 2018, 03:03pm
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Nobody wants to play football in the spring.

Nobody wants to play baseball in the fall.

Next.
Why not? If it weren't for "tradition", we in the South would already be doing just that.

Why? Few (if any) heat-related illnesses or deaths for football players. Few (if any) cold-weather related arm injuries for pitchers.

Everybody I talk to around here agrees with me. Unfortunately, they're not in a position to make such a drastic change.
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Old Fri Apr 20, 2018, 03:15pm
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Why not? If it weren't for "tradition", we in the South would already be doing just that.

Why? Few (if any) heat-related illnesses or deaths for football players. Few (if any) cold-weather related arm injuries for pitchers.

Everybody I talk to around here agrees with me. Unfortunately, they're not in a position to make such a drastic change.
Tradition means something, obviously.
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Old Fri Apr 20, 2018, 11:25pm
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Times are changing! If we fail to change with them, we are destined to repeat the past!

Did I read that in a fortune cookie?
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Old Sat Apr 21, 2018, 07:09am
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Times are changing! If we fail to change with them, we are destined to repeat the past!

Did I read that in a fortune cookie?
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Old Sat Apr 21, 2018, 07:18am
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"It was so cold...."
"How cold was it?"

I posted elsewhere about a 10 y/o travel game I worked yesterday where one team's F6 started crying because he was so cold and had to be taken out. Then, when that team came to bat, three kids refused to take their turn at the plate and stayed on the bench under a blanket.
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Old Sat Apr 21, 2018, 12:48pm
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Tradition means something, obviously.
See "Fiddler on the Roof" to see how traditions can meet change (with difficulty but change can triumph).
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Old Thu Apr 26, 2018, 10:07am
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Finally got a game in last night (on a fully-turf field).

I also learned three things from the visiting HC:
1) apparently if a catcher scoops a 3rd strike cleanly off the ground, it's not a dropped third strike.
2) If the catcher then sails the subsequent throw to first high enough that the first baseman has to jump to get it, if he's standing on the base when he jumps, then catches the ball and lands with his closest foot 18 inches from the base, the batter-runner should be out "because he was on the base when he jumped".
3) If I call an infield fly but he doesn't hear it because of crowd noise (and I don't have a quiet voice), it's somehow my fault if the second baseman accidentally drops the ball and R2 subsequently gets tagged out between 2nd and 3rd.
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Old Tue May 01, 2018, 01:29pm
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Finally got a game in last night (on a fully-turf field).

I also learned three things from the visiting HC:
1) apparently if a catcher scoops a 3rd strike cleanly off the ground, it's not a dropped third strike.
2) If the catcher then sails the subsequent throw to first high enough that the first baseman has to jump to get it, if he's standing on the base when he jumps, then catches the ball and lands with his closest foot 18 inches from the base, the batter-runner should be out "because he was on the base when he jumped".
3) If I call an infield fly but he doesn't hear it because of crowd noise (and I don't have a quiet voice), it's somehow my fault if the second baseman accidentally drops the ball and R2 subsequently gets tagged out between 2nd and 3rd.
It's good you learnt something. Coaches can be so helpful.
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