Rod Murrow, JD

KS SB 515 awaits House vote, would allow homeschool/non-accredited private school student participation in KSHSAA-approved private school activities and "Quiet Time" Wednesdays and Sundays moratorium, complete details on our Facebook post: facebook.com/share/p/1WpZag…

What’s the best way to handle a controversy like Seth Clevenger’s? 🤔 “The DIII podium theatrics had all the hallmarks of a great sports moment. It was respectful and solemn but unambiguous. It didn’t put the meet officials or volunteers in a tough position, and it still gave everyone a moment to celebrate in a manner of their own choosing. Even the crotchetiest of old-timers must admit that the protest was quietly dignified and not an immature tantrum.” 📫 Read more via @TheLapCount: thelapcount.substack.com/i/191292936/in…

What to make of Fotyen Tesfay's 2:10:51 at the Barcelona Marathon -- the fastest ever by a woman who hasn't been banned for doping? Here's how Tesfay came to the marathon, and some context for the performance: letsrun.com/news/2026/03/w…

$18/hour… for a job that requires an advanced degree. This @ChicagoBears franchise worth nearly $9 billion that generates over $600 million a year yet credentialed healthcare professionals are expected to work for $18/hour. 🤡 Let that sink in. I’m a Registered Dietitian and Certified Sports Nutritionist, and like many in this profession I invested years of education and hundreds of unpaid hours just to get here. Registered Dietitians are now required to have a master’s degree, complete 1,200+ hours of supervised practice, pass a national board exam, and maintain continuing education to keep our credentials. And the offer is… $18 an hour? That’s less than many fast-food jobs. Meanwhile, Buc-ee’s gas stations are offering six-figure salaries for positions that don’t even require a four-year degree. Sports nutrition is already one of the most competitive fields in dietetics, and compensation like this is exactly why so many talented professionals are leaving. People can’t pay rent, cover living expenses, or pay off tens of thousands in student loans on wages like this. Many dietitians in sports have already worked for free just to get experience. Offering $18/hour for a professional sports league position isn’t just low… it’s disrespectful to the profession. People wonder why Registered Dietitians are leaving the field in droves. This is exactly why. You can’t expect highly educated healthcare professionals to stay in a profession that doesn’t provide livable wages or support their families. Pay Registered Dietitians their worth or do without. If you want talent and quality care for your athletes you'll need to invest in it.