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Bully'sMom10+ posts

Here are a few things we have experienced so far with the big schools. My boy is a ranked player.

Certain college recruiters like to tell many kids they are their # 1 choice for a position, string them along, almost try to remove them mentally from the market. Very unfair. Certain bigger schools are the guiltiest.

My advice, call them yourself and ask what the offer is. If they dawdle, ask them what the holdup is if your boy is their # 1 guy????

The responses are creative, then just move on.

There is nothing wrong with a parent picking up the phone to sort out the pretenders from the contenders.

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