The posse in the video is hilarious. The cousin or niece picking a fight with the reported was special. In youth sports when I coached (baseball and football) I would have a parent meeting before every season, and one of my main points that I wanted to make started with this question: Do you know what percentage of kids playing (little league, travel ball, youth football...) make it to the major league/NFL? And then I would ask them to put there ideas about playing time, positions, who's better than who...in perspective. I welcomed to talk to them about these things, but NEVER in front of the kids. I had a few come with comments/complaints, but not many. My favorite was the Dad who told me his son was going to play QB at our local high school. I told him his son was going to be a defensive end in HS, but made a deal that I would give him some practice time, and game time at QB if it "fit the situation" in turn for his son giving me the effort I was looking for at the other positions I played him. He was a defensive end in high school.
