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Strike3Looking1,000+ posts

Very helpful - thanks, everyone. My son is hearing from a few D1's (Ivy and high academic types) that they are "no-cut", 4-year commitments that do not over-recruit, etc. Rosters recruited to never exceed 35 to begin with. That is believable with the Ivy League schools, because I understand that their roster slots are pre-determined each year. I am more skeptical about non-Ivey League teams making this type of commitment. Anyone have experiences to share regarding vetting these types of claims by schools in the recruiting process?

11/2/176:13 AM

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