@adbono posted:You are certainly free to disagree with @d-mac, but he is right. Unless a relationship is involved, the more desirable summer collegiate leagues want to see proven production from JuCo players from their JuCo season. Until then JuCo players are considered unproven - regardless of who may have also recruited them.
@Momball11 I don't know your situation, but I don't think summer ball is in scope pre-spring for a juco freshman unless they were a draft prospect, high profile player or have an existing relationship with a summer team coach. His results on the field or projection coupled his work ethic will define his future path.
My son had an amazing experience in both juco and D1, but IMO recruiting coaches present what "could happen" not what "will happen" unless it's in writing. Recruiting, better know as sales is the transfer of the sellers excitement to the buyer - regardless of product, typically not everything heard in a sales pitch is going to feel the same way after the deal is closed.
Good luck this season!