quote:Many of them have little or no pitching knowledge. What is most concerning is that they don't know what to look for and to correct. My son had 4 different PCs over 4 years. I recently found out he had been pitching injured for the last 2+ years in college. He wouldn't say anything for fear of losing his scholarship.
BHD,
I just don't get you.
On another thread, and many before that, you post/boast about your getting your son a "max" scholarship.
Now, in this thread clearly assert the lack of knowledge of those coaches injured your son's arm.
If both are true, it seems that you did not do your due diligence.
From what you are posting, you negotiated the scholarship.
You negotiated what you wanted for your son.
You required the big schollie from a coaching staff and now state those coaches were not skilled enough to coach effectively at college baseball. In fact, you clearly state their lack of skills caused your son to be injured for 2 years.
Looks like you put money first and let your son take the risk and consequences of that decision.
It is to his credit he did so well academically.