Define navigation bar settings. Don't take the fun out of the game because you think the coach isn't doing right by your son. The amount of meddlesome parents, especially at the high school level, is growing at an alarming rate. While the majority of parents have the right attitude, there are some whose actions are siphoning the joy out of the sport for their children. The reasons for this are many.
Some dads relive their own playing days through their sons.
The lure of getting a college scholarship is so great that some parents want to take an active part in coaching their child's team. In the last three years, I have listened to more dissatisfaction from parents than in the previous 10 years. At six different North County school districts, by my count, parents went to either the principal, district superintendent or to members of the school board seeking to get coaches reprimanded on seemingly frivolous charges. All did this without talking to the head coach first. And the North County is known for its quality football coaching staffs.