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Parents: this is where recruiting goes wrong. When coaches AREN’T recruiting your kid yet, constant parent DMs and emails can hurt him. It pushes coaches away. The fix: • stay out of it • use a third-party advocate • let film speak first Work with me ->

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Mike Farrell

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