Athletic trainers are first responders on the field. They stabilize spines, manage concussions, and literally keep players alive. They’re still among the least respected and lowest-paid people in the building, and they shouldn’t have to deal with players swinging on them for clearing space so medical staff can actually treat an injured teammate. That kind of reaction is just disrespect, and it’s one of the reasons so many ATs burn out and leave the profession. They don’t get paid enough for this. 👀
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Mean Green Nation, please join us in welcoming Brock!
🟢 2023 TSSAA Mr. Basketball award finalist
🟢 High school state champ
🟢 2023 No. 3 ranked TN prep prospect
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I pray I am never responsible for directing care in a situation like this- but I will continue to prepare as if I will.
And if it does, I pray God guides my hands.
Hats off to the medical staff for their quick response. They may have just saved this young man’s life!
Moments after UNC QB Drake Maye uttered, “people that go to (N.C.) State just can’t get into Carolina,” on Tuesday at his weekly media session, the backpedaling began. After a meeting, it was decided an apology was needed. https://t.co/1IznVC2wb5
Your soul knows. It will tell you when its time to distance yourself from people who no longer align with you mentally, emotionally, physically and energetically.
This thread will be dedicated to the victims of the mass shooting in Buffalo.
This is Ruth Whitfield, 86. Her son, the former Buffalo Fire Commissioner, said she was on her way from visiting her husband in a nursing home and stopped at the store to get something to eat.