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@Francis7 posted:
I'm thinking that the baseball money was a small percentage compared to what the student was paying in tuition and that's the reason why not to go, sit, burn the NLI money and then transfer. Do you really want to give a school $10,000+ of your money when you have no intentions of being there more than a year?

If you can find a new home that is a baseball and academic fit in 30 days then take it, no brainer. But what are your options if that doesn’t happen?

1. Sit out completely?

2. Enroll at your local community college for a semester?

3. Show up at the school that recruited you and enter the portal as a D1 scholarship player and take your chances.

7/17/216:54 PM

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