Reply to "College potential"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Not every varsity player (in fact most) is college ball material whether it be JUCO, NAIA, D2,D3 or D1.

There are college players who never make a V roster, that may be for a variety of different reasons,

Striving to make the HS varsity roster is very important, I agree. But to make the OP think that once he makes the V roster he can play college baseball is not accurate.

I am not sure if you realize that what you said was interpreted that way, not just by Prepster.

9/28/145:52 PM

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