Reply to "NAIA vs. JuCo"

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@old_school posted:
The bolded is exactly why i don't get the whole love affair with JuCo. not that it is a right or wrong I personally just don't get it.

It provides an alternative.

For example, here is the player attrition rate for Region 5 for the 2021, with the reason for the attrition.

Note, included in the transfer out are players that moved to a 4yr school another 2 yr school

e.g McLennan has 16 players from 2020 team move to 4yr, 5 players transfer to another juco

Player Attrition by Position

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