Reply to "What Was Your Son's College Freshman Experience Like?"

CoachB25Honorary "Old TImer"

I think the hardest part of my kids college career was, as AZ stated, "controlling what you can control." When you are a parent, it seems so easy to say and hard to understand why your child can't accept that. Then, you hear about your child struggling over things that they can't control and can't help themselves doing so. One of my signatures on another site is, "Don't play your Senior Year like it is your Senior Year. Play your Senior Year like the 12 year old girl I met who truly loved the game." Advise to BB from a long time highly respected D-I Coach." Finally, FINALLY, my daughter realized that this was some of the best advice she could ever get and she has done better trying to control what she can control. That might be the first piece of advice I would give a freshman player now.

4/20/156:46 PM

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