[kddani]

As often happens, James tries to talk like he knows everything. I don't agree at all with what James said, for the record, since he is trying to speak for everyone. I doubt that he spoke to ANYONE who posted in this thread. Sure didn't talk to me, and I know that there's a lot of other people that certainly wouldn't talk to him about it.

I don't give a shit which way you play. It might not be very endearing towards a potential fraternity and might hurt you with a bid, but I really couldn't give a flying duck. And though I do agree with James that you come off here as very effeminate, that has nothing to do with what i've posted. And again, I disagree with pretty much all James said.

Good luck with coaching. It's a VERY tough field to get into, especially for someone who hasn't played the sport on a college level (which i'm assuming you haven't, since you've transferred so much there's no way you could even be eligible to play an NCAA sport). High school jobs are part time (and pay, literally, peanuts), some college jobs are as well. What sport do you want to coach?

I thought that for most coaches, it was a hobby, not a profession. I don't mean to knock your dream, but it doesn't seem like a practical thing.