Reply to "Coaches playing favorites"

Viking01,000+ posts

I disagree with cabbage that you should just ignore the fact that the coach is playing favorites if that is the case. However, I would caution to be sure that you aren't looking using your "daddy-glasses". My wife and even sometimes kid will do that. Other times, there is clear preferential treatment going on, and I tell them to just deal with it (if the coach is otherwise good), or we make a plan if we no longer want to play for the team. Personally, I'd much rather have a coach play favorites and be overall good at what he does than to not and be bad overall.

6/15/208:42 AM

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