RJM posted:Just some advice ... If one D1 expresses interest late in the game (for D1's) and the rest of the interest comes from D3's where does your son probably fit in?
Is one D1 coach seeing something the other 299 aren't seeing? Or is he roster filling the back end of his roster after determining one of his primary recruits just bombed the SAT again won't get accepted?
It's great to be able to say "I'm off to a D1." It starts to suck when you realize you're at the back end of the roster waiting to be replaced by new recruits over the next couple of years.
Know where you fit.
a friend and former teammate of my sons is in this very boat, left a spot on traditional D3 powerhouse for a D1 slot that came open in the March of his Sr year...the D3 was on him early and often for good reason. I hope it works out well for him but I would be willing to wager his entire scholarship money that he is transferred out within 2 years and seldom if ever sees the field.
I see it in the 2018 recruiting for the local D1's people just don't realize where they fit it.