My cousin has an autistic son, and we have some local acquaintances. It looks crushing from the outsideAs someone that has an autistic son I can understand that sentiment completely.
The amount of time and money that it takes can feel crushing at times.
Our ex-neighbor was raising an autistic son - her older son was a friend of mine's. It was not only a hard scenario to help him everyday but also pretty much a life sentence as he was not going to leave the next. In my mind she was/is a saint.My cousin has an autistic son, and we have some local acquaintances. It looks crushing from the outside
Was the commitment not there when they agreed to take no revenue for multiple years because they're that rich?High profile hire for SMU. I think it is good that they are trying to hold-up their end of being in the ACC. The commitment is there.
Was the commitment not there when they agreed to take no revenue for multiple years because they're that rich?
This hire is lukewarm at best, hiring someone with middling results, despite highest end talent, trying to get ahead of the reaper. If they wanted to show commitment to winning, you have the oil money bankroll Will Wade.
How can he coach Siena and run drugs for Diddy at the same time?
Meh. The money will show in how they recruit and retain talent.Was the commitment not there when they agreed to take no revenue for multiple years because they're that rich?
This hire is lukewarm at best, hiring someone with middling results, despite highest end talent, trying to get ahead of the reaper. If they wanted to show commitment to winning, you have the oil money bankroll Will Wade.
Made it past the 1st weekend once.Meh. The money will show in how they recruit and retain talent.
And I don't agree about Enfield. He held on to that So. Cal job for11 years. In the last seven years he had them finish either 2nd or 3rd in conference in 5 of the seven, and made the NCAAT 5 times.
That is a good get for a school like SMU.
And I don't agree about Enfield. He held on to that So. Cal job for11 years. In the last seven years he had them finish either 2nd or 3rd in conference in 5 of the seven, and made the NCAAT 5 times.
Is that the new math? He was 220-147 at So. Cal (.599), uh, 73 game above .500. That includes his first two seasons where he lost 20 games each. So, he was 187 -106 in his last 8 seasons (.638). Last year was a down year for his squad, but that is on the heels of three consecutive tournament appearances.Made it past the 1st weekend once.
Basically a .500 conference record.
Absolutely floundered this year in a weak Pac-12 with plenty of talent on his squad.
Great get!