The idea that all kids have equal potential is wrong.
When I was in 2nd Grade or so, we all took mandatory aptitude tests that were sent to Iowa for grading.
When I stumbled upon my results two years ago I was stunned by how accurate it turned out to be through my entire life.
It accurately captured my strengths and weaknesses. You could have accurately guessed my ultimate career just from these scores.
Identifying a child’s potential is really quite simple. We’ve had that down to a science for decades. We just refuse to accept there are some who are not cut out for certain things. We insist that everyone can be whatever they put their mind to, and it simply isn’t true.
Hey @espn, can you put @theAUSLofficial in the Scores tab area of your app?
Pretty please?! 😃
Sincerely,
Wanna stay locked in but can’t watch as much as I want to
ESPN & OKC’s presentation of the WCWS is always a case study in what it looks like when people who KNOW a sport are placed in charge of presenting it
A+ across the board
It was an amazing tournament no doubt. With that said, no more official matside reviews and coaches get one challenge per tournament. If they are correct they get the brick back until they lose a challenge. The stoppages were out of control.
@Jason_Borrelli And, there’s money to be made from headgear in college. Don’t remove a great advertising spot from a sport that could greatly use the financial support. I haven’t seen it done yet, but I’m sure programs will soon start capitalizing on it.
@Benaskren Why isn’t Massoma talking about it? If it’s true what everyone is saying and I was kicked off the team unjustly, you better damn know I would be talking….but he isn’t. Makes you 🤔