Reply to "Go Where You are Loved"

RJM posted:
Even in D3 a coach can show love by offering to help the player get through admissions.

My youngest went to a D3, not only did the coach help with admissions, he text him or called him almost weekly all spring and summer AFTER he had already committed and was accepted. One thing I have learned with both my boys now is you will never have to ask yourself if a school "loves" you. You will know. My oldest this year had lots of offers. more than 1/2 the schools offered and then reached back out 6 weeks later to see how the decision process was going. The other coaches would text, call, DM and just ask how was school going, how wee his changes going, was there anything they could help with.

9/6/1911:50 AM

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