Reply to "Transferring to 4 Year School After 1 Year JC"

MidAtlanticDad10,000+ posts

I agree with rynoattack that it really depends on the specifics. If it's a high level juco, and a high level NCAA D1, then the chances of good that the coach will be on board. If it's a juco that prides themselves on moving guys to D1, and you leave after one year to go to a D3, they probably won't be particularly happy about it. They may want you to stick around for a better offer after another year. For juco coaches, it's a balancing act between winning and placing guys at the next level.

5/8/189:15 AM

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