It definitely isn’t BM developing these kids. He is riding on the reputation of that club built years ago when there were very options. Those kids come to that club as they are and he isn’t doing anything special for them. If people weren’t so blinded by “reputation” they would see that there are extremely talented kids everywhere and many clubs and high schools do a much better job of teaching the game. Just look at BM other team he coaches - a local private school - that has yet to be very successful despite having significant resources.
Seems like a club has a bee in their bonnet about the HHH success.Why the envy?
Nah. Just burned for a lot of money paid to a guy with his foot off the gas. Buyer beware in the HHH youth program. Go into that thing with eyes wide open if you are considering it.
No problem with the high school program. It doesn’t require much effort from his part. The players he picks up are studs (he doesn’t make them studs).. but at least the high school kids get something out of it. That road goes both ways in high school. It is curious that no players come back to support the brand after their playing days are done.
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