Reply to "For the Parents"

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I can see both sides of this communication issue. As a parent I want to know as much as possible as to who is noticing my kid. I think it helps the player to know that he is being noticed by building his confidence and knowing that his hard work is paying off.

I can also understand a coach not telling a parent of every inquiry they get about every kid. Some may turn into a phone call but most probably won't. An experienced coach like TR should know one from the other and know when to inform the player and parent of outside interest.

Bottom line is if you don't trust that your son's coach is doing what's best for him then don't come back next year. If there is a next year in your timetable.

6/29/107:21 AM

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