u/BadLuckBros

I’ve been organizing the public timeline, witness accounts, phone questions, boat movements, and disputed claims around the case. There’s a ton of discussion, but I’m curious what everyone thinks would actually move this case forward.

What single piece of evidence would matter most to you full phone forensics, complete autopsy/toxicology, GPS from every boat, authenticated Sea Tow audio, surveillance footage, or something else?

For anyone who’s been a team manager, what ends up falling on you during the season? I always assumed coaches handled most things, but it sounds like managers do a lot more behind the scenes than I realized.

For anyone who helps run a Little League, what takes up the most time behind the scenes during the season?

Not necessarily coaching itself, but all the stuff that has to happen to keep the league running.

For any principals or assistant principals who also oversee athletics, what part of managing school sports takes up more time than people realize?

Curious what tends to be the biggest headache behind the scenes.

I'm curious because everyone I've talked to seems to have a different system. Some use YouTube playlists, some bookmark everything, some use Notes or Google Drive, and some just hope they remember where they saw it.

What's your system and has it actually held up over time?

I feel like every coach has a different experience with this. Some say parents never check the team app and others say notifications get ignored and some end up texting everyone anyway. What's it been like for your team?

Everyone talks about practices and games but what ends up eating the most time during the season? Parent communication, scheduling, attendance, paperwork, something else?