If the parent is involved to help in the scheduling and logistics, that's one thing, but if he's involved in the steering of the kid, that's when it seems to become a problem. Maybe some programs don't want the potential headache. Hey, it's a parent's prerogative, and far be it from me to tell what a parent can and can't do (particularly in this day when there are so many situations where there parents are not even around), just anecdotal history of over-involved parents seem to not go well, for the kid.
That's messed up... Less parental involvement the better... It may have just started out that he was having him help out at first before his recruitment mushroomed into what it has and now here we are. It's too bad he couldn't have just made up his mind earlier and it'd get the weight of the world off his shoulders. Michigan it seems like would be a place to go for him if he just wanted to be the 3rd banana maybe/probably redshirt and just float below the radar. That might be what he's looking for. He might not want to have the limelight of being a savior/hometown hero if he were to stay home.. Hard telling what goes on in is head that's for sure.
I'm not saying things are totally falling apart or anything, but it is odd how many people are acting like there's nothing wrong with Iowa's recruiting.
They now have FOUR 4* WR recruits. Now we know why coach multiple-DUI was kept on staff.
I'd say that'd be the pie in the sky best case scenario now too... Crossing fingers but I'm not letting myself get fooled by Lucy pulling the football from me either.
