Reply to "What are some good D3 and D2 baseball programs with decent academics?"

BobbleheadDoll5,000+ posts

There are a lot of college that your son would probably love. Why restrict to D111 ?
If he wants a big school and he ends up at a small school that could be a big problem.
All universities strive for a well rounded student body. Even the prestige schools mandate this.
All NCAA schools have good academics at the undergrad level.
In another thread a poster who was a 39 year recruiter said he recruited from all colleges because under grad is basically equal at most colleges .

So why restrict your son's potential to play and get a great college experience. To me it was about location that provided a great experience overall.

9/15/092:31 PM

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