Reply to "Call up from JV to Varsity"

Coach May1,000+ posts

There is one way to not have to choose who to play , the bad attitude kid with more talent or the great attitude kid with a less talent.

Dont have anyone on your roster that has a bad attitude. Cut the kids with the bad attitude at the same time you cut the kids that do not have the talent to play in your program.

Then play the players that give your team the best chance to win. Work in the others as you see fit to help develop them for the future.

There is no place for a bad attitude on a team. If you keep those type of kids in your program you are setting yourself up and your team for failure and misery. And your not helping that kid at all. Maybe getting cut will be what it takes to make him realize he needs to change his ways. Either way you will not have to deal with it if they are not around.

5/5/098:32 PM

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