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[QUOTE="Bambrewer, post: 1052931, member: 4728"]
That's the problem I bet half of these kids have zero guidance on their path. When we went to bc for our visit there was a 16 yearold kid from North Carolina there by himself looking at the school. There was 4 kids there commiting on offical visits that were alone. These coaches make these kids feel like they are the next big thing. It would be very easy to convince a kid to go to your school if it was a big name school. I had one coach tell me don't ever leave your kid alone at a school I could convince him to commit any time I want. We met up with a kid that shy played against during a unh visit. The kid was all signed and is playing next year. One if the top players in the state last year. We were talking and shy was saying how crazy things are getting the kid said to shy just relax and enjoy it. Then he said you are lucky your dad is taking you around and helping you. My parents haven't been with me at all. His coach was taking him to visit schools. I bye there are plenty of kids ending up in bad situations for them because their high school coach is friends with a coach on a school that kid doesn't belong at.
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