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May 20, 2022
1:14:05pm

Archaea Truly Addicted User

It is not that uncommon for coaches to coach their son or daughter. Remember the

Reids at BYU?

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Archaea

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Last login: May 28, 2024
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Coaching at the highest level in college and your child is on the team. Not

DJROSS

5/20/22 12:53pm

See Reid, Roger. Tough deal because his kids could play.

Socrates Johnson

5/20/22 12:55pm

Maybe I am weird but my kid has to work harder than everyone else to get time. Its the way I was raised with my Dad as

RoaroftheCougartails

5/20/22 12:55pm

I imagine the comment was more directed to perception than reality.

Socrates Johnson

5/20/22 12:55pm

gotcha. would be tough. people would call for your head if you played them, they call for your head if your kid isn't on

RoaroftheCougartails

5/20/22 1:00pm

Little League coachs' sons

5/20/22 3:04pm

That's why i started coaching basketball...

icecougar

5/20/22 4:41pm

What about playing against your kids and crushing their dreams on the court.

5/20/22 1:03pm

For some reason that doesn't bother me at all. Hahaha

DJROSS

5/20/22 1:05pm

But also imagine if your kid is as good as this:

BikeGuy

5/20/22 1:10pm

It is not that uncommon for coaches to coach their son or daughter. Remember the

Archaea

5/20/22 1:14pm

I think people who are top level coaches don't give it a 2nd thought,

Thrill

5/20/22 2:09pm

I wouldn't want that as a player. It didn't work well for Roger Reid but Boeheim

Forzaitalia

5/20/22 3:31pm

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