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Here is an article about a similar situation-- Iowa State coach greg McDermott's son is also a pretty good guard, and he is a junior, just like Tyler Les. He might end up playing for his ftaher at Iowa State, but he just got an offer from Northern Iowa, his father's old school--
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Originally posted by SFP View Post
Soooo if he doesn't come to BU to play for his dad for those reasons he would be deemed immature? I understand what you are saying but sometimes that "spending time with the family" setting isn't for the best in certain scenarios or situations and with certain people. I think he will come to BU...let me just say that. But I do not think it's immature of someone to think it may be awkward for them to play on a team that their dad coaches. How would you get treated? How would the team treat you? Would they treat you like a normal part of the team? If they are having a party would they invite you along? These kids are thinking about these things....it's obviously not all going to be about daddy.Comment
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I also hear what you are saying Bradlaeyguy10! Believe it or not though the mature thing would be not to worry about who invites you to a party or not for some lame reason. I know I was hella of imature at his age and it was all about the girls and party. I'm sure if some of us look back there would be things you would have done differently. I also say, boy would I have been dangerous if I know what I do now then.
Memories of your family for good or bad last much longer then memories of the parties you went to while in college. It takes a special kid to be able to prioritize these things at that age and not worry about what others are talking about or if you are missing something."Educate and inform the whole mass of the people...they are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty."
??” Thomas Jefferson
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