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justbaseball10,000+ posts

mpbcab - My view on these types of things is to openly ask the coaches all of the questions that are on your mind. You are more in control of this situation than you imagine...and for now, more in control than the college coach.

You have nothing to lose by asking...a lot to risk by not asking.

Its your son and you love him like no one else can...it is not only your right, but your responsibility to get every piece of information that you can. Your son will also learn a lot from you by watching you approach this in a sincere and upfront way.

Good luck!

8/18/117:55 AM

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