Reply to "May of Junior year + sudden injury = Post Grad year / re-class & many questions (pls help! 😳)"

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@YachtRocker I think you are doing exactly the right thing here. These people who are saying "just take care of your kid, you jerk" are completely missing the point. If your son doesn't reclass or take a PG year he WILL NOT be able to play baseball in college. If he does, he will have a chance to do that even with this injury. Simple as that. This is especially important now because all these schools have 22 year old sophomores who will still be there in the fall of 2022. So don't let the haters get you down. If you don't start planning right now it will be too late. I hope someone in this group can share his/her experience so that we can all learn about the pros and cons.

5/5/219:10 AM

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