Reply to "The D1 Talent Who Went D2"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

@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.

IF the kid gets accepted and IF the kid makes the team chances are he will never be more than a back of the roster player. The coach didn’t see enough in the kid to get him through admissions. He wasn’t counting on him being on the roster.

4/11/219:33 PM

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