Reply to "trying not to do something stupid"

Callaway500+ posts

No Way 90

Beenthere and Aparent both make excellent points. I also agree that this forum provides perspective.

My recommendation would be to have a friendly and non-confrontational discussion with the coach. But, as Aparent suggests, express your concern for the entire team as well. If the coach feels that you truly do care about the team's best interest and not only your son's, it may go a long way toward how he deals with the rest of the season.

Your frustration can not be a good thing for your son either. You said it best, "Communication would help a lot!" I agree.

R.

2/24/0412:37 AM

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