Reply to "What do you say?"

Coach Knight500+ posts

The key here is to go back to the original idea "What do you say?" Again, I think you allow the young man to say what HE wants to say, not cram your ideas down his throat. A good parent or coach can get a message across AND help the kid have more success in the future if they approach this situation with the mindset that THEIR career is over...the player is the one most impacted by this. If parents are truly worried about their kid, and not living their dream THROUGH their kid, I think they'll normally make the right decision and approach this situation the correct way.

1/12/0511:40 AM

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