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The decision was made. We were going up to my parent’s house over Labor Day weekend.
I knew it was the right decision, the correct decision. My dad, who had suffered a back injury, was rehabbing, requiring for the first time in his incredibly active life to require the use of a walker to get around.
He and my mother wouldn’t be driving down to Lehigh for any football games in the next couple of months, which effectively meant if I was going to spend any significant time with them, it was going to be this weekend – opening weekend. The weekend that I wait for with fevered anticipation for more than nine months.
But sometimes bubbles need to be burst.
For the last nine months, I’ve lived in bubbles: a bubble of Lehigh football, FCS expertise, and a focus on the football season. I had lived in a bubble where I thought my father was still invincible, even in retirement unable to stay in one place, always able to come down with mom to visit once a season and take in a game or two – in between musical engagements, my mother’s teaching commitments, and countless other trips and activities.
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It was hard to know what to think when the following announcement came up on the Patriot League Twitter account:
Major announcement coming from the @PatriotLeague this afternoon….very exciting development for 2013-14 and beyond!
— Patriot League (@PatriotLeague) July 29, 2013
Out of the blue, there it was. What could it be? More (gasp) expansion news? The pro-bono hiring of Jon Gruden as Frank Tavani‘s assistant defenisive coach at Lafayette? Free sno-cones at football’s Patriot League Media Day, scheduled for this Wednesday?
It wasn’t any of these three possibilities, but it was something even better.
Now, any Patriot League fans with a decently-fast laptop, tablet or phone will now be able to stream a large number of games over the internet.
For free.
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Monmouth 23, Lehigh 21 Postgame Commentary: The Importance of Burst Bubbles
By LFN |
The decision was made. We were going up to my parent’s house over Labor Day weekend.
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