They played to a 0-0 tie against Long Beach last week 1 week out of BCT.
I love this picture:
USC was a little tougher.
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I love this picture:
USC was a little tougher.
espoola
SILVER
No, but my player is trying to get me to pay for her to enroll in the summer term so she can start practicing early
MakeAPlay
DA
No, but my player is trying to get me to pay for her to enroll in the summer term so she can start practicing early
They charge for summer?
For the class units, yes, and there is a small housing fee. These costs are outside the package she was offered when she committed.
MakeAPlay
DA
As long as it is reasonable I recommend it. Assuming she is in competition for playing time this year it will most assuredly help. If you don't think she has a shot at contributing this year (backup GK's don't play much in most cases) then it still might help her get ahead in school (which at the end of the day is the most important). It was a lot of hard training in the summer heat but that ocean breeze will mitigate a lot of it.
I think she has a very strong shot at playing in Fall
but of course what do I know I'm just a proud parent.
MakeAPlay
DA
I think she has a very strong shot at playing in Fall
I hear ya. It's hard not to be proud. At the same time being pragmatic and managing expectations is important. I would go by the eyeball test. If you watched enough games including scrimmages and took a good look at the roster it is usually pretty easy to figure out where your player stands in the pecking order. Of course the physical nature of women's college soccer can be very eye opening especially if your player is on the slender side. Some games can be closer to rugby matches than tiki taka possession displays unfortunately.
SpeedK1llz
GOLD
Same with mine...No, but my player is trying to get me to pay for her to enroll in the summer term so she can start practicing early
MakeAPlay
DA
Give her the head start on having an impact her freshman year.
SpeedK1llz
GOLD
Definitely will.
NoGoal
DA
It must be hard to be a college coach. Head Coaches with a losing track record get fired and have to chase openings. Associate and Assistant Head Coaches are trying to climb the coaching ladder and always moving. It must be hard on their family, especially their kids if they have any.
A few examples:
1. Diego Bocanegra
Was Assistant Coach at Cal State Fullerton (SoCal)
Was Assistant Coach at Notre Dame (Indiana)
Now Head Coach at Houston (Texas)
Moved 3 times in 4 years.
2. Keidane McAlpine
Was Assistant at Auburn (Alabama)
Was Head Coach at Washington St (Washington)
Currently Head Coach at USC (SoCal)
Last 6 years
3. Theresa Romagnolo
Was Associate Head Coach at Stanford (NorCal)
Was Head Coach at Dartmouth (New Hampshire)
Currently Head Coach at Norte Dame (Indiana)
Last 6 years
A few examples:
1. Diego Bocanegra
Was Assistant Coach at Cal State Fullerton (SoCal)
Was Assistant Coach at Notre Dame (Indiana)
Now Head Coach at Houston (Texas)
Moved 3 times in 4 years.
2. Keidane McAlpine
Was Assistant at Auburn (Alabama)
Was Head Coach at Washington St (Washington)
Currently Head Coach at USC (SoCal)
Last 6 years
3. Theresa Romagnolo
Was Associate Head Coach at Stanford (NorCal)
Was Head Coach at Dartmouth (New Hampshire)
Currently Head Coach at Norte Dame (Indiana)
Last 6 years
MakeAPlay
DA
You better love the game and the interaction with the players if coaching is your career of choice.
odkspitbraai
BRONZE
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I am also missing my college life
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