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I would say that nearly all the JC's in the midwest DO have housing. IA/KS/NE/ IL. Near bigger cities might see less housing on campus (Twin Cities is one example). Not aware of an aggregated list of who is placing the most D1s. Much like high school recruiting it is hard to tell who is really getting scholarships $$ versus just walking on with little chance of playing time.

A competitive JUCO will most likely have a list of where their players have gone D1/D2/D3 NAIA/Pro prominently displayed on their website. It is a big recruiting draw.

Also if you have a list of D1 schools that he would like to get to, check their recruiting classes to see if they have incoming JUCO players. Many D1 colleges have strong relationships and 'feed' from certain JUCOs.

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