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Booyah Sports Network Every legend starts in youth sports.

Booyah Sports Network helps parents, coaches, and athletes navigate youth sports with expert interviews, recruiting, athlete development, coaching, sports psychology, health, and the stories behind the game.

10/19/2026

VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON CANCELED!

TOO DANGEROUS TO PLAY FOOTBALL!?

Not one game. An entire varsity season.

Imagine being one of those kids. You want to put on your jersey, take the field with your teammates, and play. Then your school tells you the season is off because of concerns about your safety.

We all know football is a physical sport. So what made these situations different?

That’s what we’re getting into in this Booyah Sports Network segment. Watch before you decide whether the schools made the right call.

Then I want to hear from YOU. Parents, coaches, players: where would you draw the line between letting kids compete and protecting them?

If you’ve dealt with something like this at your school, share your experience. Your comments matter here, and hearing what you’ve actually been through adds something to this conversation that a headline can’t.

Watch, weigh in, and share this with someone who knows high school football.

10/19/2026

ENTIRE VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASONS CANCELED!

Not one game. An entire varsity season.

Imagine being one of those kids. You want to put on your jersey, take the field with your teammates, and play. Then your school tells you the season is off because of concerns about your safety.

We all know football is a physical sport. So what made these situations different?

That’s what we’re getting into in this Booyah Sports Network segment. Watch before you decide whether the schools made the right call.

Then I want to hear from YOU. Parents, coaches, players: where would you draw the line between letting kids compete and protecting them?

If you’ve dealt with something like this at your school, share your experience. Your comments matter here, and hearing what you’ve actually been through adds something to this conversation that a headline can’t.

Watch, weigh in, and share this with someone who knows high school football.

10/10/2026

You won’t believe what’s happening in youth sports!

Episode 2 of The Booyah Brief is up.

Offshore betting sites offered wagers on Little League World Series games this summer.

Some tournaments tell parents which hotels they have to book.

And some high schools are struggling to get enough players on the field for varsity football.

Then there’s James Melton. He’s 14, he plays football with a prosthetic leg, and he caught a touchdown pass in his first high school game. That’s the story I hope you stick around for.

Watch the full episode and tell me which story got your attention.

Every legend starts in youth sports. We tell the stories that start it all.

09/21/2026

Everybody thinks an athlete has to look fired up before a game.

Yelling. Jumping around. Chest beating. Getting angry.

Dr. Jarrod Spencer says that may be exactly backwards.

Sometimes the athlete who looks the calmest is actually the one who is the most ready.

The goal is not to stay calm forever.

It is to stay calm until it is time not to be.

That is a very different way to think about pregame preparation.

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09/20/2026

Wait… what if we’ve been doing it backwards?

A lot of us think of life like separate categories.

Faith over here.
Sports over here.
Work over here.
Family over here.

But what if faith was never supposed to be just another category?

What if it’s supposed to be the thing that drives all the rest of it?

That’s what this conversation is really about.

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09/19/2026

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He felt fine. That’s what makes this story matter.

A Florida high school athlete went through an ECG screening and doctors reportedly discovered a heart defect that had gone unnoticed.

This isn’t about panicking parents.

It’s about understanding what your athlete’s normal physical actually checks, knowing your family heart history, and asking better questions when something doesn’t feel right.

One extra question can matter more than you think.

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09/19/2026

Your kid may be more afraid of disappointing you than losing the game.

That’s a tough thing for parents to hear, but it matters.

Dr. Jarrod Spencer explains how fear of disappointing Mom or Dad can quietly turn into fear of failure.

Kids need to know there’s a difference between:

“I had a bad game.”

and

“I let my parents down.”

That difference matters more than most people realize.

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09/18/2026

LEFT BEHIND AT 11?!

That fear gets sold to parents all the time.

More tournaments. More camps. More travel. More practices.

And if you don’t do all of it, somebody else’s kid is supposedly going to pass yours.

I’m not against travel sports at all. There’s a time and place for it. But there’s also a point where parents have to ask:

Is this actually helping my kid develop, or are we doing it because we’re afraid not to?

What do you think?

09/14/2026

This might be the purest version of youth sports.

No rankings.
No recruiting.
No pressure to perform.

Just kids having fun and making memories without even realizing it.

We spend so much time talking about what youth sports can become that sometimes we forget how great it is at the very beginning.

What age do you think sports start becoming too serious?

09/13/2026

COCKY or CONFIDENT? There’s a difference.

Dr. Jarrod Spencer says real confidence doesn’t need everyone else to see it, hear it or know about it.

It’s a quiet depth of self-belief:

I have the skills necessary to achieve the goal.

But when confidence turns into arrogance, showing off and constantly needing other people to notice?

Dr. Spencer sees something very different underneath it.

Do you agree? Is cockiness actually a sign of insecurity?

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