Reply to "Attrition in one D-3 College Program"

phillyinNJ1,000+ posts

Coach had a meeting with all the parents on the day we dropped off son at college(D3). He told everyone that on average only 20% of recruited players will remain on the team through four years...I'm sure this is the case for a lot of programs...no playing time, grades, the grind, college life...probably plays a huge role in the attrition rate. Thats probably why schools, especially the D3's, have to recruit more than usual...sons team is nationally ranked and they only rostered 37 players this year i think...

If you go to a solid program, the grind is every day...if it was easy then everyone would do it.

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