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Ramrod100+ posts

JMO

At the youth level and up to the HS level you might have some reason to intervene if a coach is being abusive to your son since he is usually a minor through his HS years.

But at the college level it's time for parents to butt out and let your sons deal with their decisions.

If your son is unhappy about his situation he needs to learn how to speak with the coach in terms of meeting the coach's expectations.

Running away sets a bad precedence for your son. This situation can give him a chance to "grow" in character by going through this crucible. It is a building opportunity to deal with adversity and make a success out of a bad situation. He shouldn't leave his current school just because he doesn't like his baseball coach's coaching style.

9/17/052:26 AM

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