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What disquailfies a coach?
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What in your opinion should disquailify a person from managing or coaching a girls youth softball team?
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Only in Texas would someone post such a idiotic poll...........all the above. I think I am going to block the whole Texas site in my profile.........you guys need to get a real life.
- softballmafia
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softballmafia wrote:Only in Texas would someone post such a idiotic poll...........all the above. I think I am going to block the whole Texas site in my profile.........you guys need to get a real life.
Idiotic? Can you show me what the local associations actually use for thier criteria? I'd really like to see what is checked in the ASA ACE background check as well.
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Other than the noted obvious;
A coach that text their players daily... not a good moral habit!
A coach that text their players daily... not a good moral habit!
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softballmafia wrote:Only in Texas would someone post such a idiotic poll...........all the above. I think I am going to block the whole Texas site in my profile.........you guys need to get a real life.
The only idiot in the room is the one naming himself "mafia"...
...and your profile? Ha! ...take that "block" you speak of and shove it sideways.
DUI from 20 years ago shouldn't disqualify a coach, nor should that doobie you smoked in the dorm room in 1979.
- Joe
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Idiot...it sure would disqualify you for a government clearance..so why shouldn't it disqualify
you from coaching my daughter. Once a skunk always a skunk....open wide Joe here it comes.
you from coaching my daughter. Once a skunk always a skunk....open wide Joe here it comes.
- softballmafia
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Any and all criminal offense that would keep a person from working with children. I would not expect my DD teachers to be a felon and or drug user/seller and then attempt to teach her something about ethics, hard work and success. It does not work that way in real life. You can not teach something you yourself have not done.
The criminal background of a person goes to show what their secret character is all about when it's at is worst.
The criminal background of a person goes to show what their secret character is all about when it's at is worst.
- Ithoughtso!!!
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How are you gonna find a coach in Texas thats clear of all these things?
"A parent's only as good as their dumbest kid. If one wins a Nobel Prize but the other gets robbed by a hooker, you failed."
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Pretty stupid post. Why waste our time?
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softballmafia wrote:Idiot...it sure would disqualify you for a government clearance..so why shouldn't it disqualify
you from coaching my daughter. Once a skunk always a skunk....open wide Joe here it comes.
Pssst! Look a little deeper bung hole...
There are many government levels of security clearance, and quite a few allow misdemeanor convictions. Just ask a GI who's covering your sorry a$$ overseas.
As for coaching your DD? Ahhh, hmmm...I won't go there.
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