Reply to "Leader or divider?"

old_school10,000+ posts

I don't believe the kid did anything wrong, I believe it is close to impossible for a sophomore to be a leader on the field. If it is possible it would be by the way of actions and positive play, communication on field during a play or hustle. After the fact pick me ups or criticisms are probably just not going to be well received.

My son was 10th grade starter and the truth is Sr's don't want to hear from a kid they have to give a ride to because he is so much younger, they are fine with him helping them and will even include him on the team stuff but unless the kid is extremely special (thinking along the lines of Trout type player) he is probably best served keeping his mouth shut and doing his job to the best of his abilities.

Just my opinion.

3/17/167:50 AM

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