[sprucepinetiger]

In your post it sounds like you may be a Mullins supporter, as am I. I had heard that the kid was ok with only a mild concussion, so that is good. I agree that parents, coaches, fans, etc. need to maintain their composure, however, if your kid is the one getting hurt, it certainly puts it in a different perspective. Again, this is where the ref's need to stop this action before it gets out of hand. I actually had a ref say earlier this year after a particularly brutal game, that he "found it entertaining" when that stuff happened. It has to stop before someone gets an elbow to the head or chest and is killed or has a knee or ankle destroyed.