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Post by calicoachh on Oct 30, 2007 14:21:37 GMT -6
how much of the recruiting responsibility do you feel lies with the coach? how much of it lies with the athlete and his family? I have no problem with providing game film and talking to college coaches, but when a player doesn't get recruited to the level that he or his parents think is appropriate, it is now the coach's fault. We do talk to the parents before the season about the realities of our football program and the realities of the recruiting process. i appreciate the feedback
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Post by eickst on Oct 30, 2007 17:00:53 GMT -6
I think that any parents or players who honestly think they have a chance to even BE recruited should take it upon themselves to get their info out to as many prospective colleges as possible.
I don't think it's the HS coach's job to get them recruited, but I think that a good HS coach would have SOME contacts somewhere that he could at least generate interest in a good player. But that player would have to deserve it. I won't be burning any bridges for someone who doesn't deserve it.
I think the main issue here is that the parents probably have unreal expectations. There aren't an unlimited number of scholarships to go around. They don't even issue all that are legally available.
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