Reply to "To Cut, Or Not To Cut.....?"

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TCB1 -
This is a Catholic School? You want to cut a kid because he might not be there next year? Sounds like you are struggling with your own ethics. You know the right thing to do by this kid. If he is a top player, then you keep him. If he isn't going to contribute to the team this year, then the decision is easy. There are never guarantees with players - kids move, get injured etc. if they work hard and play hard then they deserve to get an equal shot. The "marginal" kid may quit next year, you have no control over it.

I agree with Jimmy - this kid deserves no less than all the opportunities every other student has.

You might want to do a little introspective review and put yourself in the kid's position. How would you feel if you were a decent player and got cut because of a rumor?

3/3/107:58 AM

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