It definitely should not be allowed. Most coaches are not idiots and just imply the pressure that forces kids to switch to their coach's club.
Some owners are absolute idiots who tell their players via email that they better play for them or else it is going to affect their HS playing time. Actually, owner, not owners.
Believe it or not, some club owners are so stupid that they deny kids water.
Only if you're as dumb as Forrest Gump like you and your kid are.
GUUUUMP!!! WHY DID YOU NOT DRINK WATER??
uhm..ohh...duhhh...beeecuuzzz you din't tell ma too coach!!
Ah if you raised a respectful child who listens to his coach he would not just leave a drill to go get water! Correct. So you can say what you want but you crazy BW boy got [lacrosse] canned for his over the top act.
Yeah, because every kid is locked into a perpetual drill for two hours straight at BW.
You're a walking, talking dildo.
Well if all kids are soft and dumb why are their not 3 kids dropping at all the other teams fall workouts Stupid.
This is a valid question (without the "stupid"). We should be wondering whether at this particular day/practice something else was in play. If the dehydration is all the coach's doing, wouldn't it be commonplace at all his practices? Something tells me that the boys were being taught a lesson for being unprepared, or behaving badly/illegally. You can argue that the coach could have made his point without taking it so far, but I think there is something else that the boys did or didn't do that is not being discussed. The situation just doesn't make sense.
The timing seems very close to when one team member was expelled from the school. Did the behavior surrounding that disciplinary action play into the issue at practice, or in the coach's firing (or resigning, whichever is true)? Were other players involved in whatever led to the expulsion?
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