Reply to "The ODDS of playing"

PGStaff10,000+ posts

It would be interesting to know the % of high school seniors that truly desire to play, have the talent to play, are willing to accept the college, can afford college and qualify for admittance... That actually end up playing college baseball? I'm guessing it is a fairly high %.

I know there are a lot of kids who decide to attend a certain college and not play rather than go to one they could play at. I wouldn't count that as part of the "odds" either. They could have but chose not to.... Shouldn't count If trying to figure out the true odds.

12/6/133:53 PM

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