@JCG posted:There was a poster here whose son matriculated at Cal Lutheran around the time they became a national champions in 2017. At that time they had a JV program that sounded like it was BS (too many players recruited, very few games; very few JV players making the leap to main team). This poster's son never made the "real" Cal Lu team. But those who did became national champs. If you're one of those @35 guys on the main roster, then selecting that school was a great call. If not, then not so much. My point is if you're very confident that you're a dude or at least a top recruit at a school with a JV team, then go for it. The fact that they have a JV team has no bearing on you. But if you're not, or if you're wrong about where you stand, it probably will not work out very well, baseball-wise. Of course you can probably say that about any program at any level with or without JV.
KISS Method, if your goal is to be on a varsity roster and maybe play, better to know early and be cut than be strung along on a JV Team.
There are better options.
From a tuition perspective, JV team makes sense.
coach to player ratio
How many players in the locker room. lol