Another question on recruited walk

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Here is another case of a recruited walk on we need to know if we are being told the truth. Our son is being recruited as a pitcher by a DII school and will qualify for about 65% of the total cost through academic scholarships.
They want him to come with no baseball money and will guarntee him a spot on the team. Reasons being it is hard to give money to a freshman pitcher and most kids do not get near the 65% level and by not taking baseball money he will be helping the team. What is an experienced persons view on this?

3/29/048:38 AM

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