The end of the season, the end of an era

When I envisioned my 300th blog post never in my wildest dreams did I think it would be during a time when the sports world as we know it came to a standstill. Yet here we are at a moment in history. It has been a roller coaster of emotions over the last 48 hours for fans, players, coaches, and other personnel involved with making game days happen. I certainly have felt sad, angry, frustrated, scared, disappointed and so much more since the dominoes began to fall yesterday. It still doesn't seem real to be living in a time without so many of the group activities that we hold so near and dear. My heart goes out to all those involved and to those who are affected by the decision. It is never easy to get something you love taken away but as we have found out many times this season, some things are bigger than sports. Life throws curveballs when you least expect it. Though difficult this is the right decision to stop the spread of a virus that could take away so much more than a few games. What can't be taken away are the games that were already played and in time we all will be able to reflect on this season. I am going to take a few days to process everything that has happened since that incredible game on Tuesday night before I begin to reflect on the season. Everett, Anthony, Daniel, and Josh will always be champions in our hearts.