Yeah, but you're missing all the ways kids advance regardless because you're too obsessed on this this point. |
Right and you get visibility by leading the best team possible and standing out on that team. If you're losing minutes, you need to look within, not blame others. |
Disagree. You tried to mislead leagues and teams to go GY with a campaign of made up garbage to slam August births and force them to play up that obviously went nowhere. Now you are trying to run a misinformation campaign and shame August births to voluntarily play up a year all for your Sept born DD to get more playing time. It won't work. |
Im not obsessed. Just pointing it out because it potentially has major repercussions. If leagues were to draft a rule that Aug players play with their grade what you end up with is all players during a game are the same grade in school but there are no holdbacks. This is exactly what recruiters want and what parents and clubs want. The issue with changing from BY to SY is it opens the door to GY which is like unlimited biobanding. Players just say their grade in school and thats the level you play at. Unfortunately patents will work the system holding their kid back as much as they can. In the end to be competitive players need to be 16 year old freshman/ 20 year old seniors. |
Yeah, visibility does come from being the best on a good team which is more likely as the oldest instead of the youngest on a team. |
Why do the people with the worst positions possible always label other people's positions as misinformation? Theres no campaign just experience and reality. |
College coaches will see through the trojan horses playing down. If they wanted Juniors in HS theyd recruit from the JV team. |
They use age to keep GY away. Ironically, your rule only opens the door more by focusing on grade, because then other parents will clamor for their kid to play by grade, too. You make the slippery slope more slick with your rule. |
More cut and paste Russian propaganda from the fake good Samaritan. Nobody wants grade year but you. The market has spoken on birthdays and skill with little to no regard on grade. Your if, could, would, should is meaningless when an actual reality exists that runs counter to your individualized fantasy utopia. |
Your misinformation campaign is evidenced by your complete lack of facts and citations of reputable sources while supplying a cloudy crystal ball of the future. Reality is going from BY to SY with no GY. |
Not sure what you mean. Everything I've seen from scouts/clubs so far seems to indicate, it's about the player, not the grade. |
It's highlight reels and emails to coaches not some old crank with a clip board searching the sandlots for the next star. |
I bet $100 the first thing every college coach wants to know about a player is their graduation year. |
It's also having coaches with connections in your corner. You get that by playing on strong clubs, doing ID camps and try to get involved in programs like USYNT and ODP. |
Well, duh, so they know when they can come to campus. Beyond that, though, I'm not so sure. |