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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThere is no law, but it is a courtesy, since that will be the athlete's coach, why would they want to create drama? And you are probably right if a kid is getting books, the coach probably wouldn't care. If they are getting sixty or seventy percent, they probably don't want the kids on books to know...
I will provide that link you ask for when you let me know where my daughter's offer is posted, since it is public info. I am looking forward to seeing it. I think it kills you to think that some of the Oregon girls did really well.
With so many college teams out there and hundreds and hundreds of colleges in need of coaches nearly every year, it's a very transient industry and not a very well paid profession. The women college coaches don't get any real kind of love from the admin in salary or pay.
It's all on the table, who gets what for every team in the nation at every level, every girl knows exactly what kind of athletic aid each one of her teammates gets every year. This a team of girls, it's their nature to share with their teammates it's how this gender works as a group. They care and know about each other. A collection of women can and always will create some drama at some point, they are wired for this, trust in the coach is what the girls care about most. Not any petty feelings about how much aid someone else got, that's only a parent issue who is only focused on just their daughter, that's why the coach doesn't what you the unstable parent to know what others get, or ever share with other parents what your daughter gets, can't blame em there. The players aren't that interested in this topic to be honest. But they do indeed know.
These coaches know that the psycho parent has them on speaker phone and doesn't trust them so they do tell them (parents) not to share this info, no directive is ever given to the player while at college not to tell teammates what they get, it is what it is.
The key thing is keeping this info away from the nut case parents that would cause drama if they new these kind of details. Making life unbearable for other parents in the squad and a coaches worst nightmare.
Sorry you were in the dark about this coaching code of the 'secret'.
This aid was earned by the player not the parent.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostStill waiting for a link to the "public information" on soccer offers. One school, one club, or even one player. Still waiting.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostZero was the exact amount of athletic aid, you are correct.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCollege coaches in women's sports especially soccer are always on the go, resigning, switching schools, getting fired or just walking away to get on with life.
With so many college teams out there and hundreds and hundreds of colleges in need of coaches nearly every year, it's a very transient industry and not a very well paid profession. The women college coaches don't get any real kind of love from the admin in salary or pay.
It's all on the table, who gets what for every team in the nation at every level, every girl knows exactly what kind of athletic aid each one of her teammates gets every year. This a team of girls, it's their nature to share with their teammates it's how this gender works as a group. They care and know about each other. A collection of women can and always will create some drama at some point, they are wired for this, trust in the coach is what the girls care about most. Not any petty feelings about how much aid someone else got, that's only a parent issue who is only focused on just their daughter, that's why the coach doesn't what you the unstable parent to know what others get, or ever share with other parents what your daughter gets, can't blame em there. The players aren't that interested in this topic to be honest. But they do indeed know.
These coaches know that the psycho parent has them on speaker phone and doesn't trust them so they do tell them (parents) not to share this info, no directive is ever given to the player while at college not to tell teammates what they get, it is what it is.
The key thing is keeping this info away from the nut case parents that would cause drama if they new these kind of details. Making life unbearable for other parents in the squad and a coaches worst nightmare.
Sorry you were in the dark about this coaching code of the 'secret'.
This aid was earned by the player not the parent.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThis list has nothing to do with IMG camps. It has to do with IMG ratings. In fact the three CU players in the top 150 players according to IMG for the class of 2017 actually never attended those events. CU had 3 top 150 recruits. Based on where they ended up on the list is what placed them at 10th in the country. If a kid ends up on the IMG recruiting list, Top Drawer adds them, that is why some of them have no picture or other profile information, even in the top 150.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI think you are accusing Top Drawer Soccer of actually having some system to rate kids properly. Have you looked at their current ratings? It is really apparent if you look at the top 150 boys. So many have two star ratings and they are the class of 2017. I think many were three star before based on some of the kids we know. TDS has way too much liberty to rate players based on whatever criteria they come up with for the moment, and then everyone relies on their system. They are a media company, with limited network, and now market their camps. IMG is just a sponsor of the TDS top 150 ratings, but not involved.
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