Reply to "How good is a 8.0 PG rating?"

stanwood100+ posts

Sometimes a kid doesn't have a good day at a PG showcase and gets graded less than he thinks he really should be graded. If the kid is a player that's confident in his abilities he will go out each day and try to improve no matter what the grade was. An 8.0 is a very, very good grade but it doesn't hold him up or hold him back. When it comes to recruitment it only matters what the recruiter sees. And recruiters see things entirely differently too! One coach might think your 8.0 son is fantastic. one might think your 8.0 is okay. In the end, the only thing that really matters is what the coach recruiting your son sees and how your son will fit in to their system.

2/11/116:40 PM

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