Quote: they might attend those games, but that does not necessarily mean they are recruiting at those games. chances are they're checking out one or more of their signees playing, watching a few matches (just cause that's what they do); and there's always that off-chance they see somebody who had previously escaped their eye. but, it's highly doubtful they are there to really scope out an unknown (to them) player's abilities.
Never said they were there for recruiting. But I'm not saying "I THINK" they are recruiting or not. I just don't think they go to HS soccer games to get away from work. Would watching one of their signees not be part of the recruiting process? Is a coach watching/evaluating a 10th grader not part of recruiting process? In my opinion, a college coach would go anywhere to see prospective players, whether it's ODP, Premier league, club tournaments or large high school tournaments. Just don't tell me they're only at a high school for fun and relaxation. They're always on the job. That's what they do, right?
