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Reply to "Good, competitive JUCO'S for baseball around New England/Northeast or anything east coast?"

IMHO, it is not about hanging with the traditional powers from other regions.  The question was specific to Northeast, whereas they are competitive and they have a pipeline.

The pipeline does not have to be to a P5, but are they moving student athletes to the next level.

The challenge of the northeast schools is the limited number of D1 Jucos.  E.g RCSJ-Gloucester and RCSJ-Cumberland are D3, that should move at least to d2 and be a feeder system to some of the D1 schools, e.g Delaware

I don't disagree with anything you're saying.

But good and competitive is subjective - the schools mentioned are good and competitive for their region/division but would not be as competitive on the overall national scale. D3 Juco National champ ≠ D1 juco champ. If there is going to be a thread of competitive programs you need to add context

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