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[QUOTE]Originally posted by theEH:

Just because your cut from that elite team, Don't make your Varsity HS team as a Sophmore. Doesn't mean you can't play, It just means you can't play for Them!
Get use to it, how many players that get released from the minors, majors, and then get picked up by another Team.

theEH:

Great point. As I recall, something like this happened to Michael Jordan (didn't make his high school team AND was passed over by the Trailblazers in the first round), Lou Brock, and so many countless others.

Ya just gotta believe in yourself and keep playing.

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