coaches behavior and responsibilities?

Ken Guthrie1,000+ posts

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Originally posted by Ken Guthrie:
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But they did know that complaining would sink their son's opportunities.

Complaining......yes.

For standing up for what is right.........no.

If you honestly believe there is a legit problem, handle it if you feel strongly about it.

If you don't, show up and root for your kid and eliminate the focus on it. Your player will certainly feed off of your emotions towards the situation.

Bottom line.............in 10-15 years neither the parent nor the player will think about it twice.

It's life......deal with it. Just don't accept it as what's right.

Heck, I don't even remember my high school coaches name.

7/18/0710:20 AM

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