Get that?
Coach May covered that pretty well, the dilemma of multi sport athletes. Yes, many players can go from sport to sport and be stars, but most in general have to practice to improve and compete.
I have never stated anything against the "fun" side of playing multiple HS sports. If you go back and read my posts, I always alluded to playing for the right reasons, not the wrong.
If you go back to BLprkfrnks's original post, there is discussion about having to force new baseball practices upon his player (who is not as sharp as he should be due to football) and states it hasn't been "fun". He states the predicament as, "we" are in.
So I will tell you what I AM NOT going to do as a parent. If my player shows strong ability in one sport, yet wants to have fun and plays two or three sports, not concentrate on his school work (most important in the entire picture) I AM NOT going to be the one who gets on his case to practice or do homework and make both of us miserable, this is going to be his problem (or hers) not a 'we" problem.
And, last but not least, after all of this, I am not going to b and moan when my son doesn't get recruited to the school I think he should be recruited to or not drafted.