Reply to "NAIA To D-I"

TRhit10,000+ posts

ghouse

What this young man is seeking is not an option---he is going to commit to a coach who wants him and then bail on him in a year for what he thinks might be greener pastures.

You may not like an approach such as I have taken but better the kid realizes what he is doing then lead him down a rose path.

Perhaps the boy is not Division I caliber --he is apparently not getting Division I offers which has to tell him something.

Another question-- how does he get word to any Division I schools while he is playing his first year of NAIA ball ? Are they going to send scouts to see him?

TRhit

2/10/044:22 PM

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