Reply to "Do parents always go on college recruiting visits?"

wogdoggy500+ posts

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Originally posted by 4 seamer:
I've been thinking a lot about this lately. This is a BIG decision in a kids life. I can't think of anything bigger right now than committing to something that may cost $100,000.
What possible situation besides this, would see a parent allow a 17yr old kid to make a $100,000 decision by himself?
I can't think of one. I will stay out of the conversation as many have said, but you can bet I'm going to be involved.

I agree,,its good to be there to "read" the coach and what he says,sometimes 17 year old kids dont have the insight the old man has..

7/27/129:22 AM

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