Reply to "Proper Etiquette When Visiting A School That Wants You"

planoeast86100+ posts

Your son can dual sign. He or she can sign a JUCO and D1 letter of intent. Make that clear to both the JUCO and 1 Coaches. Which ever gives you the best offer or fit then he or she can go that route. Our son was in the same situation. Signed with a JUCO and then along came a D1. Told JUCO Coach about the situation and he was very understanding and did mention that he liked his honesty and that he stepped up and made him aware of the D1 situation. The JUCO Coach still had a standing offer if the D1 situation did not work out, that he would still be welcomed at the JUCO. Can't get much better than that. BTW, he is scheduled to start in the MIF as a Freshman at the D1. Good luck.

10/9/1312:48 PM

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