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I wish it were true that players that gave 110%(still not sure how you do that)were better than the one giving 95%. Way too often it is assumed to be the coaches' fault. It is true that those excuses happen form time to time. Most of the horror stories that really do happen to coaches are not posted due to privacy. Unfortunately the 50% player's parents rant and rave. They constanly whine and complain. The winners will win at the next level and the parents and players will continue to whine and make excuses no matter what the next level is. I am not saying all parents are moronic....the vast majority are smart, giving, and fair people.

4/12/0710:27 AM

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