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If a D-3 program at a smaller college with no academic ratings and a poor location is successful then hats of to the coaches who have to work harder to recruit and retain. -
He has to work hard to recruit because he can’t keep player because he treats them so bad.Comment
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Talk to any players who have played under Matt and anyone who knows Matt, and you will know this is not the case.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Is that why most of the reviews from his players we negative.Comment
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I know one well and she hated it so much she leftOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Sounds like this coach has lost control of his program. Maybe they should look into a replacement.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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He won’t be there long. He is only trying to climb the ladder. Never seen a single d-3 coach spend so much time st ecnl and DA events all over the country trying to recruit. Has basically no chance of getting these girls. Just building his recruiting roster for his next job.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Bingo! Recruited my daughter heavily but could only talk about all the DA and ecnl studs he had coming in to play for him.. LOL. She went D-1 and is still laughing about him spending so much time on players over what he could think to recruit.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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There is a right college for every ECNL and GDA level player.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Nope- massive playing time and 50% of season a starter for a conference champ. Keep on hating.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Where do you think coaches, at a school in any division, get players from? Would you expect them not to attend these events?Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
I don't know this Adam Gill guy from a hole in the wall but any successful coach at a D3 program will attend national events. Look at the best D3 soccer teams in the country. Schools like WashU, Chicago, Williams, etc. The rosters of those schools are filled the ECNL (and soon to be DA) players. Those schools recruit those kids and they get them. Having said that, I looked at the academic profile of this Huntingdon College that Gill is at and it doesn't appear to be in the same class as a lot of good D3 schools. My point is, that the top programs do recruit at national events and are successful in getting good players. The parents of players at many middling mid-major D1 programs would never admit it, but a good number of those top D3 programs would take some of those D1 teams to the woodshed.Comment
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