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Reply to "When a player's age does not match the average for their grad year"

Wechson posted:

TOTALLY agree on point 1.  No excuses ever, in sport or life.  Would never bring that up at any point if I were an athlete or parent.  For point 2, it only matters to recruiters in that they are seeing most likely a more physically mature athlete, which only helps them project.  Walking my initial point back a bit, if I were to really have the chance to so it again I would have done it when he started school, not between middle school and HS.  We debated it for a millisecond but elected against it not even considering either of our kids would be potential college athletes .  Funny how that goes.  You never know.  And as many have said, which I can't argue against, perhaps the smaller size helped develop grit, tenacity etc.  All in all, not something to get too caught up over.  

  Yup, and agree I over-generalized on #2... that can be a factor.

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