Reply to "Best route for a high skill, but physically underdeveloped player: D3 or JC?"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

All of the above is great advice.

I am not sure why so many people think that getting an opportunity to play at a big D1 program or professional ball is so easy. Even when you have the skills it is not.

If it were, then everyone would be doing it.

Choose the opportunity where he will get the best education and a degree that he is interested in and make a ice living. THAT is the most important point in the recruiting process.

10/26/149:04 AM

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