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A.F. Boston College resigned????
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Me thinks someone's lil mia didnt see the field and may have been assured by club coach she would. Lawnmower(s) indeed.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou sir are an idiot. You do the work because it's what you signed up for. It's your kid's job and how they are paying for that education. It is beyond clear that you just don't understand how the whole D1 thing works. If you want a demanding major, you don't become a D1 scholarship athlete. It's that simple. Now if you are a serious student in addition to being a top flight soccer player and want to go on to a demanding graduate program like medicine or law, you absolutely can do that but you need to start by recognize that there is nothing for nothing. Soccer comes first and you find a way to accommodate your academic aspirations after you meet your soccer obligations. How it really works if you want to get into a high powered grad program is you end up modulating the rigor of your undergrad work in order to earn the highest possible GPA and then stretching your more difficult course work out into summer sessions or post graduation so that you don't have to the soccer in front of you academic aspirations. It is why the quality of the academic resources in a program are in many ways actually more important than the name on the diploma. You obviously wouldn't know that though.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI beg to differ, even coaches tell players they are called student athletes for a reason..... Student first..... athlete second. 90% of these players will not play besides recreational leagues after college. You tell me what’s more important ? Lifelong career or 4 year soccer stint. No brainer.
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I totally agree that you work your ass off at your job,(soccer) while at school but, academic success is the top priority. That’s how it works in my family anyway.
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Still can't believe no one has started a thread on SSS girls commit. You loonies are letting me down big time.
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Coach Foley isn't perfect. Who of us are? But she did an incredible job in a difficult environment. Mediocre facilities, lackadasical support, and nutty parents to name just a few challenges she navigated relatively successfully.
BC will disappear from relevance just as quickly as UConn did. And remain uncompetitive, battling it out with Miami to control the ACC cellar, for years to come. The mythical New England Championship which the BC faithful lauded over us, even in their down years, will be gone as well.
A strong local ACC program is important for local players. This resignation deals area soccer another blow. Sad day at the Heights and all over New England.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCoach Foley isn't perfect. Who of us are? But she did an incredible job in a difficult environment. Mediocre facilities, lackadasical support, and nutty parents to name just a few challenges she navigated relatively successfully.
BC will disappear from relevance just as quickly as UConn did. And remain uncompetitive, battling it out with Miami to control the ACC cellar, for years to come. The mythical New England Championship which the BC faithful lauded over us, even in their down years, will be gone as well.
A strong local ACC program is important for local players. This resignation deals area soccer another blow. Sad day at the Heights and all over New England.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI beg to differ, even coaches tell players they are called student athletes for a reason..... Student first..... athlete second. 90% of these players will not play besides recreational leagues after college. You tell me what’s more important ? Lifelong career or 4 year soccer stint. No brainer.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI totally agree that you work your ass off at your job,(soccer) while at school but, academic success is the top priority. That’s how it works in my family anyway.
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