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Reply to ""Potential" D1 prospect. When is right time to transition focus to D2, D3, NAIA?"

What does the player want?  A shot at D1?  If so he shouldn't give up, rather he should consider a JC in a competitive league if there is no legit D1 offer/interest.  Most of the SoCal JC leagues are competitive enough to attract a lot of scouts and coaches from D1 schools coming to play in SoCal.  My son's ACC team had  4-5 CA JC players his senior year.  They had more Cuesta JC players then Cal Poly.  The starters on my son's  sub .500  JC team all played professionally and/or D1 or D2.

 

Good luck, you still have options.

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