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

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@PABaseball posted:
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

Agree. My belief is @Francis7 was looking at the regional aspect, and hopefully understand their pipeline.

As for it is known NE is mostly D2 and D3 jucos.

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