Stein’s Blog

I was really fortunate to spend 28 years coaching college women’s basketball at two different schools.  During those first years, it was my impression

Two weeks ago, Sam left home for the first time.  He didn’t go far.  His mother and I helped move him into Scanlan Hall

In March, I heard a sports talk show host criticize women’s basketball.  He said NCAA I women’s basketball will never climb to the popularity

In the fall of 1965, the Wilber and Clatonia School Districts became one.  My high school football coach at Clatonia during my freshman year

For 28 years I worried.  I worried about freshmen leaving home for the first time.  I worried about those freshmen having the right study

Sam Steinmeyer is off to college in a little less than two weeks.  As I look back, everything that Sam experienced in school came

My son Sam and I are finishing up our annual baseball trip.  This was the first year we attempted two cities.  Sam wanted to

In 1973, I graduated from Kearney State College.  I had taken the long-range college plan.  I had a double major, 175 under-graduate hours, five

One hundred twenty-five years ago, my great grandfather was one of the men that helped found the town of Clatonia.  It was supposed to

Sometime in January of 2016, Maryville’s boys junior varsity and varsity basketball team went to Kansas City to play a Christian team made up