Texas baseball coach doesn't recruit in Colorado

The prohibition against cannibis is ridiculous when compared with the legalization of alcohol.

 

In Telluride people were upset when a dispensary opened that was one of the “corporate” chains.

Weed gone corporate.

*SMH*

 

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Admit it. You were expecting them to be 4-20.

 

And Jeffcoat had been there since 2002 and had 500-something wins. So obviously, his firing was not a decision made lightly.

 

It's an NAIA school, I figured it would take more to dump a coach with an 11-2 record.

 

Do NAIA schools normally drug-test everyone? That seems odd and very costly.

 

If I was the school I'd be more ticked that a coach used Twitter - whether it was a DM or not - to diss a potential recruit. I don't think coaches are even allowed to say anything about any player until an LOI is signed. Isn't it usually the kid who posts the photo of him with a coach, maybe in the college uni?

 

Texas Wesleyan is obviously a Christian school, so they might do it as part of a morals clause or something.

 

This section on all its California websites may be one of the few wise things DFM has done of late.

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