quote:Originally posted by wayback:quote:My son is a good player and has potential at higher levels than community college
Not sure what you mean by this. But, many of the highest level players prefer two year schools rather than four year schools so they can be draft eligible after each year. That being said, there are some dang good players at community colleges, many of whom could get big scholly money at the four year school of their choice.
I'd be humble enough to not scoff at two-year schools until I have really researched who the "players" are.
A friend of mine, who plays at a local JC, was telling me about a player who transfered I think from Kentucky to a JC, because he was splitting time evenly at SS. He went to one of the best JC's just to play full time.