[baseball1974]

As for the 1st bolded.........prove it! What is all this history of fighting that Lawrence county has that is any more then most high school teams. As for the 2nd bolded I think hauling off and kicking a kid in the back of the leg out of anger because he is a better athlete and shut you down all night long goes just a little bit above getting someone rattled! As for the 3rd bolded prove it because I and probably 90% of the people on here don't believe you, I can come on here and say that I'm anything or anybody. And as for the 4th bolded............"are you serious" what school did you allegedly recruit for and how long have you been retired for? Have you seen the straight up drive by street thugs that the NCAA teams recruit this day and time. Some of these kids have gang related tattoos and everything but then we act shocked when they do drugs and get caught up in gang related crime and stuff. When you said that NCAA coaches don't want kids with a bad reputation is when I knew you were full of it on bolded #3! Either you are full of it or have been retired for about 50 years. I lol'd so hard on #3 man go troll somewhere else because like I said your just not very good at it.
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I have been retired for 15 years. I have coached in the Crossroads League Conference as well as The Heart of America Athletic Conference, both on the NAIA level. Your reaction is shocking because every recruiter in America will tell you the same thing. What you are referring to is mainly on the NCAA D1 level, and there are no legitimate D1 athletes on either team. There are isolated instances in the NAIA where that has happened but the good coaches with longevity will absolutely care what type of kid their getting. After seeing your response there is no question in my mind of why that type of behavior manifested itself. Controlling your emotional response to any situation is a sign of mental toughness and maturity. It is an uneducated way of looking at things if you think for one second that doesn't play into the minds of every coach. I have taken chances on kids that I was unsure about in the past. Sometimes it worked out and sometimes it didn't, but it always played a roll in decision.