[kywldcat01]

And please, don't say "You don't have to see someone live to judge them". If not, then college coaches could just sit there in their offices all day and watch numerous amounts of tape. But that's not what happens is it? They go to the games and watch the kids play. And no, like you're going to say, it's not to talk to the kids and that's it, if it was, they could just video conference with them or something along those lines.

Actually, college coahces show up to see a kid so they're aware that the coach is interested and cares by being there.More often than not, a head coach has an assistant there with him to take notes and the head coach just enjoys the game.

After the game however, the coach will get film and go back and rewatch it over and over because it's easier to evaluate through film than in person considering you can rewind, pause, fastforward, etc to break down plays.

Despite what you think, I'm very familiar with the recruiting scene. I've personally went through the recruitment process at the D1 level and also have spoke to several college basketball coaches over the years, most notably Bob Huggins, Mick Cronin, Tom Crean, and Rick Pitino at this past summer's Adidas It Takes Five tourney.