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Justdey500+ posts

1. Lots of good advice here - esp from IOWAmom. Having the kid own it and then explain how he plans to work on correcting mistakes shows maturity and resilience on his part (the kind you need for baseball).

2. From your followup post, it sounds like the coaches knew what they were looking at even if his performance was off. That's great!

3. I'm confused. I thought coaches weren't allowed to contact rising juniors until 9/1. Yes, I know there are many previous discussions about this on the board, but it still perplexes me how they work around it.

7/16/1811:18 AM

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