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Coachold,

Happy Thanksgiving!! I think that your son's height will be an advantage to him. Although we have read on here that height doesn't matter (and maybe in some parts of the country it doesn't), in our experience, it does. In our area (southwest) all of the players on my son's 2014 travel team that are around his height ended up at JCs or D2s. Only the guys 6'0 and above ended up at D1s. On the 2015 team (same club) that took many big national tournaments (considered by many to be a dream team) there were two players around 5'8 that went D1 and the rest of the players that went D1 were 6'0 and above.

A great academic/baseball D3 school to consider is Trinity Texas.

Best luck to your son!

11/27/141:35 PM

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