BLUEDOVE3

He looks good!!

Exactly!! At least you didn't fall for the "hokey-dookey" ...errr dokey!!

She'll continue to get better. The summer competition she plays with and against is the best in the country. She will be challenged in the summer months.

A lot of people don't realize the time and effort these kids put in by themselves when everybody else is sleeping. The summer months allow certain players to play against other major D1 players who been putting in the same work. High school allows these kids to play in different systems. High school gives the kids more (team) gym team. Both are a benefit.

A lot of people don't realize the time and effort these kids put in by themselves when everybody else is sleeping. The summer months allow certain players to play against other major D1 players who been putting in the same work. High school allows these kids to play in different systems. High school gives the kids more (team) gym team. Both are a benefit.

1. Take care of your academics. (They give scholarships for grades too.)
2. Contact as many coaches as you can. If you really want to play, you'll do the leg work.
3. Don't believe everything a college coach tells you. Most are egotistical BS artists. If you do get an athletic scholarship, it's only good for one year. No matter how hard you work, your career is in their hands.
4. Talk to your school counselor. Find out about the schools, not the football programs.
5. Have a Plan B. The college coaches I have dealt with could care less about your son. It's a business.

You guys are missing my point here...coaches do play a major role in the players getting recruited actually who do you think is the first person to talk to coaches when they call about a kid? The head coach, when they come to the school to watch players they talk to all of the coaches and get their perspective on a kid. It is a coaches job to try and get his kids athletic scholarships, when I was in school my coach made tapes etc and sent them out for players. But my point is what is a high school program about? is it about was better for the program or whats better for the kids in the program? I believe that on any level its about doing whats best for the kids which as putting them in positions to be able to earn a scholarship. Many coaches will play a kid out of position for the better of the program, but is that really giving that kid a chance to play at the next level. So Nederlands fan i propose this question again who's really more successful a team like Ozen who just gave 10 kids most who probably came from rough upbringings a chance to further their education while playing the sport they love or winning district championships every year and signing 2 players? 

She will be the best (out of this area) before her high school career is over. She's already being courted by the *major* D1 programs in the country.

Hey, my kids transferred back to BISD and I have no problems that any other parent would not have. 

Hey, my kids transferred back to BISD and I have no problems that any other parent would not have. 

Hey, my kids transferred back to BISD and I have no problems that any other parent would not have. 

Maybe a P.A. man?

Keep up the good work "D."

Ahhh, now I see and feel how an addict reacts w/o his "hit."

You must be a Bot? Not real nor human left over from the explosion :)

Ahhh, now I see and feel how an addict reacts w/o his "hit."

Ahhh, now I see and feel how an addict reacts w/o his "hit."

Ahhh, now I see and feel how an addict reacts w/o his "hit."