Reply to "Over recruiting - beware"

TRhit10,000+ posts

A few things here from this ol' warhorse

01--Unless a freshman player truly "screws" he won't lose his scholarship to a walk on---the scholarship is good for at least the first year.

02--- As for the so-called" over recruiting in the IVIES keep in mind there are no baseball scholarships in the IVIES---thus they are always looking for "diamonds in the rough"

03--I have mentioned it before but I will say it again---when my son signed he received a letter,which I requested,stipulating the following:
a) he was one of the 32 man squad--there was a uniform with his name and number on it
b) he has to earn the right to start
c) he had to earn the right to travle with the team---the entire squad did not travel

Always remember that there are no givens in this game

9/6/0612:05 PM

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