This past weekend my daughter attended the clinic. Do they always take so many kids? I mean how does one evaluate properly. I went to first time slot. Was second time spot as busy?
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Smaller schools like SHU need to draw a lot of people to these ID Clinics to hope to find 2 or 3 diamonds in the rough. -
They are aiming for a 50 player ro$ter next year, so they need as many warm bodies as possible at the clinic$.Comment
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While they are looking for unicorns at these events, the primary reason for these is to supplement income of HC and ACs. They look for most of their talent at big events like ECNL or DA showcases (teams). Schools often have 2, 3, or even 4 of these per year .... do the math!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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My kid was at the afternoon session. There were about 40 kids there. Was told the morning one had fewer, so maybe 30? I’m actually glad they separated them into two different clinics. Imagine having 70 at one of them? My kid has been to ones like that. Impossible to evaluate.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Just grabbing some extra $$ for team events.Comment
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Those numbers are normal/reasonable. Splitting the group actually gives a legit chance for exposure.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
The issue with many of these camps is figuring out exactly how many kids they are actually targeting for each class. SHU has a huge roster so 2021 probably won't be a big class for them.Comment
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Told at end of clinic by coach staff that he honored all the previous coaches recruits. That is why there is a huge roster. He also said those numbers will dwindle down with time. Figured to mention this statement. The entire incoming 2020 class was present in second clinic.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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because SHU and Bobby V needs to make dough to build on that crappy road... your kid just bought a 1/5 share in a street sign. CongratulationsOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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not the OP but why is it bad for them to attend an ID session. They are paying for it, who cares? Youre busting on them to make yourself feel better? such a man. by the looks of it, youre a cfc dad. remember that not everyone plays for a cheating club so some may just have to do ID clinics.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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On the boys side most recruits do clinics. It is one way of making it clear to the coach that is recruiting you that the school really is one of your top choices. OP those numbers seem normal, to small, to me.Comment
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Boy are you Stu-pid! How could I be a CFC Dad? Heck, the whole 02 CFC team is going to SHU.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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who's stupid, me for saying youre from CFC or you for putting down a kid for trying out at an ID session? Idiot!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Let’s answer question #1. Yes, you’re stupidOriginally posted by Unregistered View Post
#2. No, just the parent that wasted money because everyone knows they are a money grab and as you can see in my prior post. MM only takes CFC kids (just look at his roster).
BTW: you make me feel good with how stupid you are.Comment
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