Long road home: LeJeune back in full swing - RedRaiders.com
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It was a year ago when the mess inside Scott LeJeune’s head made him run away — in the middle of Texas Tech baseball’s 2011 season opener. ... Dr. Paul Douthit, a psychotherapist and developmentalist at the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center, said all athletes at some point go through a period where they have doubts about what they are doing. Read the full story >> |
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