‘Best few weeks of my life’: Mount St

• David HaleMar 21, 2025, 08:09 PM ET Close College football reporter.Joined ESPN in 2012.

• Graduate of the University of Delaware.Mount St. Mary’s Mountaineers coach

Donny Lind has had his kid, Silas, alongside him for much of this season, resting on the bench in your home games and warming up with players pregame.Editor’s Picks In the First Four opener against the American University Eagles, Silas caught the attention of the video cameras and became an instant fan favorite. After the Mountaineers were eliminated Friday in a loss to the top-seeded Duke Blue Devils, Lind was inquired about the experience.” It’s incredible,”the senior Lind stated.” This is a tough company for us as dads, very difficult.

So to be able to bring him with me– my better half and my child are here, too– it’s been a blast. He’s delighted in missing school, having fun with his good friends on the court, but he can speak with that, I make sure. “However to be able to have these guys along for this ride and to be a part of it and just be having a lot enjoyable, I have actually got the very best task on the planet. I’ve stated it for the last 10 months. To share it with individuals I enjoy the most, with my household and, shoot, those guys in the locker space, has boggled the mind. “What it’s all about @MountHoops HC Donny Lind got emotional talking about how special it is to have his boy beside him throughout #MarchMadness

pic.twitter.com/XgJtICyEFo!.?.!— NCAA March Insanity(@MarchMadnessMBB) March 21, 2025 Incredible, too, for the more youthful Lind, who offered a psychological summary of his place on the Mountaineers’journey to the Big Dance.”These have been the very best couple of weeks of my life,”Silas Lind said, “and

I hope we have numerous, many more of them. “