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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well then what is the reason.  If you want help here, you need to provide some details.[/quote]

The question has nothing to do with the reasons. But how to work around. [/quote]

No, sorry, there has to be a reason he's not getting playing time and that reason probably will impact his playing in college, too, so it absolutely matters.[/quote]

Not really. You're just curious. It doesn't matter bc that aspect of it can't be changed. That said, I posted above the reason but I won't say more about it. I'm not saying anything identifying. Period.[/quote]

OP's kid does not get along with the coach's kid -- for anyone looking for the reason.[/quote]

What sport has a coach who has a kid on the team at a high level of play?  That would not be the norm in the sports I am familiar with. Club teams have professional coaches. High schools have professional coaches. If that is happening, it’s time to switch clubs. [/quote]

The coaches kid doesn’t have to play the sport for this to be an issue. Heck, doesn’t have to be the same age or gender or even at the same school.  [/quote]

You make no sense.  So, a professional coach can’t have kids that play???

I know 3 professional coaches who have high level players in the same club they coach, and one that coaches high school with a kid that attends same high school.[/quote]

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