Reply to "Agents/Advisors and College Eligibility"

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@Baseball Dad 22 posted:
I agree 100% with 2019Lefty21 and PTWood. This is a life changing decision these teenagers are making and they should be able to avail themselves of the best advice/guidance out there. I also agree that nearly all of the top prospects break this rule. So why have it in the first place? I do not trust the NCAA and it’s history of arbitrary rules enforcement. There should be no confusion or uncertainty for student athletes and their families, but when you’ve established a system where some rules are enforced and others are not, that’s exactly what you have.

The obvious answer is because the NCAA as an entity and the schools individually don't give damn about your kid or any others.

11/15/218:27 AM

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