Reply to "Difference Between D1 and D2 Baseball"

LuckyCat1,000+ posts

@adbono posted:
Not all D2 schools over recruit. Many carry rosters of 35-40 players. If you want to play D2 baseball, and you are smart, you go to one of those.

I was researching some D2s in the south for one of my son's high school teammates, and I was a little shocked at how large some of the rosters were and also the size of their recruiting classes last year. When I combined that data with the fact that some of these schools had graduation rates of less than 50%, I decided they were probably a very poor choice for most kids. You'd have to be very sure you were going to play as a freshman and be confident in your academic abilities before going to a school like that.

9/2/2011:23 AM

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