A college coach’s recruiting conundrum
A coach has a question about recruiting in a new program with no record of success, especially when thinking about team chemistry.
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A coach has a question about recruiting in a new program with no record of success, especially when thinking about team chemistry.
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A high school coach has a roster question based on a situation that developed in their prior season which impacts the upcoming one.
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