Comments on: Of Training Camps and Totalitarian Head Coaches… http://www.almostathletes.com/2009/08/04/of-training-camps-and-totalitarian-head-coaches/ the blog for people whose sports knowledge surpasses their ability... Wed, 04 Aug 2010 13:32:37 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Jon Dyer http://www.almostathletes.com/2009/08/04/of-training-camps-and-totalitarian-head-coaches/comment-page-1/#comment-107 Jon Dyer Tue, 04 Aug 2009 19:48:54 +0000 http://www.almostathletes.com/?p=572#comment-107 In an age when the Playstation has become more of a babysitter than ever before, I think it's mildly refreshing to see parents taking their kids on a day trip up to Lehigh. Even though its only practice, just seeing the players out on the field is enough for kids especially when it comes time for autographs. That being said, I also hate it when people go to training camp to get some kind of insider access to the team. You know nothing about football, you probably get confused when the clock always stops 2 minutes before the end of each half, so just stop calling WIP please. PS-I was in Cape May with my girlfriend last weekend and saw a guy in a Mamula jersey, probably the same guy, and casually said "Great work at the combine" to him as I walked by In an age when the Playstation has become more of a babysitter than ever before, I think it’s mildly refreshing to see parents taking their kids on a day trip up to Lehigh. Even though its only practice, just seeing the players out on the field is enough for kids especially when it comes time for autographs. That being said, I also hate it when people go to training camp to get some kind of insider access to the team. You know nothing about football, you probably get confused when the clock always stops 2 minutes before the end of each half, so just stop calling WIP please.

PS-I was in Cape May with my girlfriend last weekend and saw a guy in a Mamula jersey, probably the same guy, and casually said “Great work at the combine” to him as I walked by

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