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I love my Dad! He was my Mentor for most of my early life. I was born in 1980 and that was around the same time that he started his High School Recruiting Service, so he was pretty busy around that time. I started playing baseball when I was five. Also about this time, my Dad changed me from batting right-handed to batting left-handed. All of the umpires would tell me to move to the other side, but I would line-up on the left side and tell them, that my Dad says I bat on this side.I also will never forget my Dad bringing me home when I was nine, after my last Little League game. "Dad, when are you going to start coaching me," I asked and I will never forget him saying: Today.The next year, Dad was my Little League Baseball Coach and he took our 10-year All-Stars to the Regional Championship and from that point on, you will not believe what happened next. When I was a 12-year old Little League All-Star, my dad and Coach Willie Hill took our Quail Valley All-Stars to the Texas State Tournament where we came in Third. Dad taught me how two throw a knuckleball. One night, my knuckleball was unhittable and I struck out 16 batters. I think that was a Quail Valley Record.Then when I was 13, Dad decided to start a Super Select Baseball Team. They are pretty common now, but back in 1994, there were not any until my Dad started the First one in Houston. That 13-year old Super Select Team went to the Continental Amateur Baseball Congress (CABA) World Series in Broken Arrow, OK in 1994; 14-year old World Series in Columbus, OH in 1995; and 15-year old World Series in Chicago, IL in 1996.

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