Reply to "JC Transfer to High Academic D1"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

fenwaysouth posted:
9and7dad posted:
Son had a teammate who did it. Player started at a Power 5 freshman year, transferred to a JC, then on to a high academic for the last two years. Got drafted as a senior.
+1. Here's the rub.....with a high academic school the challenge may not be so much about what the coach wants but what Admissions will allow.
Good luck!

My cousin was one of four transfers accepted to Harvard one year. He transferred from another Ivy. It had nothing to do with athletics (he ran track at the first one).

2/20/1811:08 PM

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