Catch, Like TopDogFan, we weren't considering JUCOs at all. My HS '05 had talked with and was recruited by several NAIA, DI, and DIIs. We weren't interested in JUCO at all. Primarily because we were ignorant of that route. However, after being called by a JUCO, he visited and signed with them. JUCO baseball has much to offer as had been said -in the form of excellent competition, transfer and draft possibilities more easily and sooner, and typically an easier transition academically. They certainly don't take "crumbs". Look on the roster of any large DI school. Typically you'll find many a JUCO transfer. JUCOs recruit just like any other school. The big difference is they, like NAIA, can "try-out" a player unlike DI.