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Running a UDM Pro with 3x UniFi AC Lite APs. Just upgraded Spectrum to Gig using an ARRIS SB8200 modem.

UDM Pro speed test shows ~932 down / 41 up, but wireless devices (Laptop/iphone) are still only seeing around ~150-250 down (upload improved noticeably).

APs are hardwired with Cat5e and running 5 GHz @ 80 MHz.

I’m leaning toward grabbing the UniFi U6+ APs I found on Amazon (~$125 each) as an upgrade path from the AC Lites, but wanted input before pulling the trigger.

For those that upgraded from AC Lites:

• noticeable improvement?
• worth jumping to U6 Pro instead?
• any issues running on existing Cat5e?

Seems like my WiFi hardware may now be the bottleneck more than the ISP.

Been diving deeper into defensive cut/relay responsibilities with our 14U team and realizing there are about 500 different ways people teach it depending on level, philosophy, arm strength, situations, etc.

Trying to get our coaching staff “on the same sheet of music” so the kids aren’t hearing different things from different coaches.

One thing we’ve discussed:
Some of our OFs absolutely have the arm strength to throw through cuts in certain scenarios, but I also understand the value of keeping things standardized and predictable defensively.

Curious how other coaches simplify this at the 13–15U level:
Do you have a core set of “automatic” cutoff rules?
Do you allow OFs freedom to skip cuts situationally?
Any books/resources/YouTube channels/clinics that helped your staff create a unified defensive system?

Feels like if you overcomplicate it, kids freeze up… but if you oversimplify it, you leave plays on the table.

Would love to hear how other staffs handle it.

We’ve got a pretty big yard that I mow with a zero turn, but I’m looking for a smaller mower for around the house and tighter spots to cut down on trimming.

Also thinking it could double as something my kids use for small neighborhood mowing jobs.

Not in a huge rush—are there any upcoming sales (Memorial Day, etc.) where it’d make sense to wait and buy?

Parents of teens, I could really use some advice. I’ve always prioritized our family’s spiritual health—I’m at church every Sunday unless work intervenes, and I’ve stayed involved in midweek lessons and activities. Lately, though, my teenage boys are pushing back hard on attending. I don’t lead Bible studies at home, so I’m not sure if that plays a role, but I don’t want to create resentment. I’ve seen family members who were forced and later lost their faith. At the same time, I deeply believe in the importance of church and faith at a young age. How do you approach this balance with your teens?

Hey all — looking for some local insight.

Thinking about making a ~5 hour drive up for an impromptu family trip to catch tomorrow’s game. None of us have seen the Reds or Rockies play before, so we were pretty excited about it.

That said, the weather has me hesitating a bit. Looks like the rain might taper off and even clear out by the evening, but I know that doesn’t always mean the game goes off without issues.

For those in the area — does this feel like a “they’ll get it in, maybe with a delay” kind of night, or is there a legit chance it gets called?

Just trying to decide if it’s worth grabbing tickets and making the drive.

Appreciate any insight