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TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

quote:
Originally posted by floridafan:
I indicate that it is I the Dad sending the info. Does it really matter that my Son is not authoring the correspondence?

Floridafan,
Think about it, if you were a college coach receiving many introductory letters a day from moms and dads, what would you do with them?

I agree with the above posts by RHP and Lafmom, you can be the ghost writer, but he needs to be involved in the process.

As far as listing skills, I would refer to any publication or site where they can go to look up son if he has been scouted (PG, BA, Teamone, etc). Sounds a lot better coming from an objective party, than mom or dad. JMO.

10/9/066:56 PM

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