Reply to "NAIA vs. JuCo"

One thing I am struggling with, and I hope some of the people who have been through this can help me.

Player A throws hard out of high school goes mid D1. Puts up terrible stats in limited time. Transfers to JUCO, still throws hard, puts up mediocre JUCO stats, commits to high end D1.

Player B goes to high end D1 puts up terrible stats, transfers to JUCO and puts up bad stats, commits to even higher end D1.

I could put about 5-10 names into player A and B. I don't get it for college teams that have a limited window of time for each player. I get why those types of players get drafted where you have a window of 5-7 years to develop a player.

10/13/211:14 PM

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