Reply to "Transfer Rates for D1 NJ Baseball Commits"

MidAtlanticDad10,000+ posts

Go44dad posted:
Missed this thread in the beginning, so directly to the OP...
Isn't "about half" of 2013 and 2014 not playing or not playing at the D1 about normal?

I don't know of any published statistics on this topic, which is part or why I posted the tweet. Spangenburg appears to have researched all of the NJ kids by hand. As you say, I would not be surprised if those percentages were similar nationally.

11/22/163:58 PM

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