Reply to "How to deal with son deciding not to pursue college baseball"

Coach_May10,000+ posts

I would tell any kid that wasn't all in that he made the right decision to not play in college. I don't care what level we are talking about. This might irk some folks but the fact is college baseball for the majority of young men is simply a grind. It is hard. It is demanding. There is a ton of work and time put in for a few moments of joy. Unless you are hell bent and determined to accomplish the goal do something else. He will be fine. Come on its not life and death. It is a game. Regret? Just remember for everything you didn't do there is something you did. Just make sure that what you did was worth missing what you didn't do. That will take care of the regrets.

11/30/167:03 AM

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