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Sep 26, 2020
4:19:02pm

Baseball77 Contributor

It's easier to handle if the parents have been coaches for a long time and their

Kids then come through the program. But it's definitely a problem If parents are only coaching while their kids are in the program

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Originally posted on Sep 26, 2020 at 4:19:02pm

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Nothing like watching your sons hs team play and seeing the coaches give up.

TheWoodman

9/25/20 9:43pm

What school?

TADOW

9/25/20 9:48pm

you have parents of players on the HS coaching staff? ugh. no bueno

BlueFrog

9/25/20 9:49pm

That's a tactic teams use to recruit out of their boundaries

palangi

9/25/20 10:20pm

my kids are younger than HS but our school’s team sucks and I know the QB

ballen

9/25/20 10:02pm

also curious what school or area

Baseball77

9/25/20 10:11pm

I'd rather not say. My younger boys see it and they have no desire to play

TheWoodman

9/25/20 11:33pm

It's easier to handle if the parents have been coaches for a long time and their

Baseball77

9/26/20 4:19pm

Whatever you do, don't let your views be heard by your kids. There is

Agaricus

9/26/20 7:35am

On the flip side, Sometimes parents are the only ones willing to help coach.

buckeyeod

9/26/20 7:45am

I've learned not to complain about amateur coaches...

CougarBuddy

9/26/20 8:04am

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