VbBEAR wrote:Oh wow - maybe THAT's why so many girls drop out after 15! And even more after 16's. Their parents did the math!
...nor does recruited mean scholarship.
Another factor would be the amount of years the recruited player was in the club's program. Many clubs take "credit" for a players success when in fact the player only spent one or two years in the club's program, meaning a lot of other people along the way help that recruit with only the club where the player was at time of recruitment receiving the recognition.
A better calcualtion might be:
(Year's spent in the club) X (Cost per year)
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(Amount of Scholarship received)
That would provide a "return on parental investment"......and determine for us which business (club) is of most bang for the buck.
"Gimmee something I can use here"
(quote from Elaine during an episode Seinfield.)
I know my husband keeps trying to add up hotel, airfare, private lessons, camps, try-outs, t-shirts, club dues ... and I keep trying to distract him.
