Reply to "College Baseball Rosters - Out of State Players"

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Francis7 posted:
Thanks to all for the feedback so far. Related, for the kids who are D3, D2, and within the range of mid-major to lower end D1, should they be concentrating on more local schools rather than trying to get one several states away?

I would say, that would depend largely on kid’s major/course of study and also their grades. For example, if they want to go the most highly ranked program for xyz (not baseball) and it happens to be out of state, AND they have the academic chops to get in to said program, AND you can afford the tuition, well, then concentrate on that school and others like it no matter the state.

4/5/209:11 PM

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