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Why do college coaches talk about culture and attitude so much? They make it seem like it's even more important than being able to kick a ball. Number 1, college coaches can actually get fired if a player were to do something illegal, maybe go to jail because they're partying too much. And so their livelihood is on the line based off of a player they recruit. In my own college experience, we did have a player who got in trouble, did get arrested, and the college coach was not happy, and that was a very bad thing. Next, if you don't graduate from college, the coaches are ranked on a score, and And if you don't graduate from the school, they get marked down because part of what their job is, is to develop you as a human and make sure that you go get a job and get an education and, or maybe make it to the next level. So they want to make sure that you're a good person, not just a good soccer player. And most importantly, college coaches know that in order to win games, it's not only about being good. There's lots of good soccer players. Who's going to find the gem who maybe has been overlooked and has a really good attitude and who's going to become the captain? And when I think about my own career, My college coach told me that I got my full scholarship from the airport to the training facility because the way I asked questions, because the way I was interested in his own personal life. And he was like, this is an adult, a mature person. I think this player is going to be my captain. And I was captain by sophomore year. So don't be Zidane-ing anybody, because immediately if you show any kick out, any body language, you're done. You're fired. You're out of here. It is not going to work. So don't be Johnny Zidane. If you want more help playing college soccer, give me a call. Link's in the bio. I'm the College Soccer Guy. I help you play college soccer.