Reply to "The D1 Talent Who Went D2"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

@Francis7 posted:
In my case, he had one very generous D1 offer and had 3 more D1s who were very interested. He had options. But, none could equal everything that the D2 situation provided.

Be careful how you explain the situation if you should even bother at all. A lot of people don’t understand “interested” is not an offer. They don’t understand half the players entering D1 transfer due to failing or lack of opportunity. It’s not uncommon for a D1 roster to be 14 freshman and 21 soph to seniors. Only 18-20 of 35 contribute each season.

4/11/2112:03 PM

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