There’s a “service” charging families $4,000 to help with recruiting. IF, your player signs with a school, you have to pay them an additional $5,000!
What is your club coach or high school coach doing for you?!
Players playing for some of the biggest clubs are paying this! $$$
If you are a parent and you create a social media account for your child, you need therapy. This isn’t about your child. It is about you. You are demented.
@3StepSports you should be ashamed of yourself with your new age verification platform - Future One Sports.
The fact you are charging parents $50 to verify their age is egregious, sloppy, and all for profit.
It’s just like the failed @natlaxfed age verification system.
@3StepSports You should be ashamed to charge $50 for players to verify their age in your system - Future One Sports.
@3StepSports, just like @natlaxfed did with its failed age verification, are trying to create “fairness” thru profit.
Be better.
The amount of stupidity amongst “unhappy” parents and the temptation of a shiny “National” team is getting to code red levels.
The lack of loyalty in club lacrosse is at an all-time high. We need to fix this.
Notes from IMLCA:
-@IMLCACoaches doesn’t know how to run a tournament. Leave it to the pros.
-The hotel debacle is a debacle.
-The seedlings are pretty accurate and even.
-College coaches think players are getting worse. Kids don’t practice enough.
@IMLCACoaches runs a tournament to make money for their organization, but yet the lacrosse parents continue to pay college coaches for showcases and events that are completely worthless just to help the underpaid.
Why are we allowing this @NCAA ? Greed is rampant.
If you look at the roadmap of many college freshman playing lacrosse, their parents have spent tens of thousands of dollars (and many > $100k) to get their son to this point. It’s not the sport for all, it’s the sport for the wealthy.
9/1 Recruiting
College coaches are so disorganized with recruiting. Programs don’t have enough coaches to recruit and there are too many players to evaluate.
Outside of the Ivys, ACC, some Big Ten, and other top academic schools, they are a bit clueless.
“National Teams” that have B teams are not doing it for the same reasons the families are.
Do you think they are concerned about your recruiting or experience?
$$$$. Stop the madness.