Reply to "Should I let me son quit?"

Coach May1,000+ posts

Big Hit15 I do agree that sometimes an individual quitting is best for the team. Especially when they have become a cancer because they can not accept their role on the team. And Im sure that there are times when it is in the best interest of the individual to quit as well. I just hate to see a kid quit. I feel as a coach that somehow I have failed when a kid quits. My hope is that they stick it out and help the team anyway they can. I dont want to look back upon the decision when they are 35 and regret the decision. I will admit that there are alot of variables here.

3/21/0410:55 PM

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