The Pro Project - Center of Excellence

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Sure, that's why you're here hating. You're the noob, everyone knows TPP takes all kids.....just like any soccer club.

Grow up...you sound like a whiny b1tch who was either turned down or kid was placed with the mediocre kids at PP.

You'll learn. I can wait. I'm well past the finish line. All TPP coaches know my son. So does the BC coach. So does the Northeastern coach. There are plenty more I could list, but it's not worth my time.

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Is it the Pro Project or the College Project?

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Is it the Pro Project or the College Project?

sounds like the semi-pro project!

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sounds like the semi-pro project!

but haven't they developed the kids who play pro now from the revs? they get a few to come to their training's

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Smoke and Mirrors!!!

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Is it the Pro Project or the College Project?

D1 College Project

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They are pros at taking money from newbie daddies.

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They are pros at taking money from newbie daddies.

Jealousy is an awkward homage which inferiority renders to merit.

MME. DE PUISIEUX

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D1 College Project

Agreed!

if your kid doesn't have Top D1 potential....its a waste of time and money IMHO

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Actually, TPP is a very positive influence in our son's soccer experience. Let's face it, most of our kids playing soccer, playing and paying for club, attending private training, TPP, etc, will still have to overcome many many obstacles in order to make a career of soccer. What TPP does among other positives, is keeps my son's love for the game alive, while he navigates trying to climb the soccer ladder which can beat the living **** out of a kid's confidence. He loves to go. He likes the contrast to regular practice. The staff have been positive role models for him, those who have left and those who remain. We have been at this long enough to know that paying money won't make our son into the perfect recruitable package, he has to actually be good enough at the end of the day.

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Actually, TPP is a very positive influence in our son's soccer experience. Let's face it, most of our kids playing soccer, playing and paying for club, attending private training, TPP, etc, will still have to overcome many many obstacles in order to make a career of soccer. What TPP does among other positives, is keeps my son's love for the game alive, while he navigates trying to climb the soccer ladder which can beat the living **** out of a kid's confidence. He loves to go. He likes the contrast to regular practice. The staff have been positive role models for him, those who have left and those who remain. We have been at this long enough to know that paying money won't make our son into the perfect recruitable package, he has to actually be good enough at the end of the day.

What a bunch of BS. If 1% end up playing D1 soccer .001% end up going pro(Revs2 doesn’t count).

When you say “soccer ladder” it lets people know that you’re a knucklehead dad.

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What a bunch of BS. If 1% end up playing D1 soccer .001% end up going pro(Revs2 doesn’t count).

When you say “soccer ladder” it lets people know that you’re a knucklehead dad.

Oh really. Happen to be a mom, you silly little boy!

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[QUOTE=Guest;n4500902]So the REVS are sending kids to COE instead of developing them in-house?

Oh boy, that explains A lot! [/QUOTE

Yes, that's right Noah Buck trained there all off-season along with several other Revs USL2 Pro's......not to mention the local D1 players from schools all across the country as well.

That should explain it even further!

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If academics are important than May I suggest staying away from this model for a few years and see how those SAT scores come in after a player has been there for at least 2-4 years and/or how graduates fair academically in college. REVS pushing players to attend COE is a BS move.

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So the REVS are sending kids to COE instead of developing them in-house?

Oh boy, that explains A lot! [/QUOTE

Yes, that's right Noah Buck trained there all off-season along with several other Revs USL2 Pro's......not to mention the local D1 players from schools all across the country as well.

That should explain it even further!

'Trained there' = paid to play pick up games against other good players in a low performance setting. Love it when they posted videos of players not defending