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"I wonder why more camps are not run this way?

Stanford doesn't have to worry about one of the camp coaches from another school poaching a recruit from them thru their own camp, Most kids go to the camp hoping the Stanford coaches will noitce them, The other D1/D2 camp coaches are from schools which Stanford doesn't generally compete for top players. I am pretty sure the UCLA coach was NOT asked to work the camp Most other schools don't feel that way about there own camp, hence Stanford camp is one of the few school sponsared camps with a lot of D1 coaches working and/or observing the camp..

The camp has traditionally been very competitive, when my son attended, average players stood out like sore thumbs.

7/19/1311:02 AM

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