Reply to "What does "go where loved" look like in your experience?"

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@Francis7 posted:
Not my experience but relayed to me from a friend. His son is a pitcher. Had several offers. But one school assigned a coach just to him. He said, literally, this coach talked to his son regularly, had his schedule (etc.) and he was there for every game his son pitched - regardless of the time and location.
If that's not showing love, what is?

I am not sure what assigned means,if you are a pitcher the pitching coach should be the one developing the relationship, same goes for position players.

Some players may not get athletic money because some instate programs are very affordable and the athletic money goes to the out of state players.

Every situation is different. Some players don't care, it's the school that attracted them not the coaches.

9/11/201:08 PM

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