Reply to "The D1 Talent Who Went D2"

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@Smitty28 posted:
I'd go so far as to say that unless your kid has gotten an offer, you likely don't know the difference between interested and an offer. I was just talking to a dad last week who said his son was offered by an Ivy - the coach told him all he had to do was get in and try out for the team.

Isn’t that the truth?!? I don’t know why people tend to exaggerate the truth. All it does is make them look foolish. Fairly often guys tell me they played college baseball at one place or another. I usually fact check and over 50% of the time it doesn’t check out.

4/11/217:59 PM

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