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RHSfan100+ posts

As the father of a 4 year varsity starter, I say go for the best competition you can get. The main objective of a HS coach is to win, but as the father of an athlete, my goal is to get the athlete prepared for the next level. That can probably be accomplished better at the varsity level. Sure, his stats will look good on the JV team, but look at the experience he can get at the varsity level. Go ahead and put him in the pressure situations, let him learn how to work his way out of a jam; it may take a while but in the big important games later on he will have already been there and done that.

Just my opinion.

RHSfan

Practice does not make perfect; practice makes permanent. Perfect practice makes perfect.

3/8/047:55 PM

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