Post by darebelcoach on Oct 22, 2007 11:43:48 GMT -6
Alright guys, here is my thread. My star QB, who is a senior, is getting looked at with a fairly good amount of interest from Toledo, University of Wyoming, NDSU, and a few other schools. He is an unbelievable athlete and has a very strong throwing arm. He still has a lot of things he can improve on, but overall, a great athlete and a great kid to coach (well mannered, wants to be coached, works his tail off). This past Friday, in our last game of the year, he tears his ACL on the first play of the game. Devestating to him and our team. He is the physical leader and emotional leader. My question arises, since I am only 29 and in my 2nd year as a head coach and thus, new to the whole college recruiting thing, how bad is this injury going to hurt his chances of still being recruited by these colleges? I mean, are his chances basically done or will some of these schools still show interest? I mean, the medical world has improved tremendously over the past 10 years, so the ACL isn't what it once was. Anyway, thanks for listening and thanks for any insight.
