Reply to "Agents/Advisors and College Eligibility"

adbono10,000+ posts

To say @Baseball Dad 22 is overthinking this would be a gross understatement. The NCAA has for years done whatever they want without regard for the impact their decisions have on student athletes. Literally everything they do is in favor of the NCAA member schools. As a parent your job is to help your kid whenever it’s appropriate. This would be one of those times. Ignore the NCAA and do what’s best for your kid. Do your research and find a reputable advisor. Then align yourself with him and take precautions as you go to not step out of bounds.

11/15/219:00 AM

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