AITA for choosing my college's baseball team over my son's baseball team?

I do volunteer work for my alma-mater's baseball team, and have for about 8 years now. Last year I was promoted to a higher position within the team and have more responsiblitys now then I did before. <br><br>I have a 14 year old son who also plays baseball. I attend as many of his games as I possibly can. I tell my son before every game how proud of him I am, win or lose, and just try to be the best dad possible <br><br>Last weekend my son had a game at 9am, and my college had a game at 1pm. I went to my son's game and it went into extra innings. It was 2:30 before theylost and I had to leave right after to get to my colleges game. <br><br>My son brought it up later that night and said I could've stayed and been there for him as he was upset that the game went into extra innings. First, as a baseball player, you know games go into extra innings sometimes. Second, I already told him my schedule that day. <br><br>He said I choosing baseball over baseball, is that good enough reasoning? <br><br>AITA?<br><br>Edit: To answer some questions that are being asked frequently <br><br>1. Yes my son knew ahead of time about the scheduling conflict and was told what to do in case the game went into extra innings <br><br>2. I told my son if there was a scheduling conflict like the one we had, I expected him to find another ride home. He did, and he was only 30 minutes late getting home <br><br>3. I can't miss practices/games for my college. Like some have mentioned, one missed day could ruin the season or even get me fired from my position <br><br>4. I've missed one of my son's games due to a scheduling conflict. I've never missed a practice