Reply to "E-mail inviting son to fill out prospect questionnaire: Routine or Something to get Excited About?"

jemaz1,000+ posts

SluggerDad:

I will never argue against good grades, but I guarantee you that with the exception of Stanford and Cal, if your son is a good enough player, he is a good enough student for any team in the Pac 12. (But he better be damn good). Fill out the form and celebrate that he got it it. I hope nothing but great things come his way. Anyone who suggests these forms are simply routine and go to anyone is giving really bad advice. I also will add that any letter from Pat Bailey at Oregon State is a letter to take very seriously. What a stand up coach and great recruiter for an amazing program. Just the chance to get to know the guy is a great opportunity.

5/24/142:11 PM

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