Reply to "NAIA To D-I"

rbinaz500+ posts

For starters, it's impossible to pigeonhole NAIA schools as to academic quality. In fact, many NAIA schools are some of the finest academic colleges in the country.
It looks to me like Mr. House is merely stating the obvious.....that player transfer in college baseball is fairly common, and transferring from NAIA to D1 is possible and not necessarily deceitful. Logistically, as others have pointed out, it is a very rocky road.
Having said that, I too have problems with anyone who enters a program with the thought of transferring before he even gets there.
I'd also like to point out that many D1 baseball programs want no part of the NAIA teams on the field.
Teams like Lewis-Clark, Oklahoma City U., Biola et. al. can flat out spank the majority of D1 teams in the NCAA.

2/15/049:03 AM

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