Reply to "Repeating a year of high school"

thatguy30310+ posts

I really dont like to see kids repeating a year of school in high school for athletic purposes, but that is just me. I can understand it if it is to help the kid academically but if it is purely athletic I really dont see a lot of good in it. If he is as highly motivated and wants to play college ball badly enough then it would see as if he would come back and work extra hard to make his last two years count. Im not sure what the recovery time is for the injury, but I am guessing he will probably have at least a year and a half to prove to scouts that he belongs...there have been players who have done more with less.

Good luck to you and your son in whatever you decide.

3/26/069:17 PM

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