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By Separation Scientist · Posted
Some coaches "fall in love" with one kid while another one who might be as just good or even better gets little recognition. There are a lot of ways this can happen. A "legacy" kid with preferred last name, or a coaches/principals/school board/friends kid, or simply just a personality preference. I think this can be especially glaring in small school ball, but it can happen anywhere. College scouts don't care a bit about last names, etc. That, and they are just better talent evaluators overall than HS coaches and fans. -
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It's a durn good thing our assessments don't matter. This kind of reminds me of a kid from Dayton a few years ago. He started on D, but was not somebody who stood out on film. He was too skinny they said, not physical enough. Didn't lead the team in tackles, wasn't the "play-maker" in the coaches or community eyes. However, an SEC school offered him a full-ride. Like, how does that happen? I've been around this game for close to 4o years and that was a first for me. I think the kid ended up transferring to get more Playing time, but nevertheless, what do college recruiters/coaches see that highschool coaches / the critics and community sometimes do not?
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