Reply to "College Camp for a 10th grader, what to do?"

Trust In Him5,000+ posts

I think everyone has given great advice. If you can afford it I would recommend going to a couple of smaller college camps not necessarily at a school that is at the top of his list, but is a backup. Reason is camps can be intimidating for some players, especially younger. To have a so-so showing due to nerves at a school he is seriously interested in can't leave a good impression. Use these first couple of camps to give your son an idea what is going to happen, how to conduct himself, how he compares to others, etc. Then after a few is under is belt when the important camps open up he will be accustomed to the process and hopefully the nerves are taken out of the equation.

10/6/1710:47 AM

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