Reply to "What are some good D3 and D2 baseball programs with decent academics?"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Claudette,
I am not as familiar with D2 or D3 schools as others here.

I might have missed it, but you didn't mention where your son was in the recruiting process.

Don't forget that exposure in this process is important, not sure what steps you have taken towards that. If your son is a good student and plays the game well, he may have many oportunities which might include all divisions.

Why not consider those schools you mentioned in the ACC? You would be surprised, you do not have to have super stats to be noticed by those type of programs, but you do have to prove you can compete in the classroom.

No, you can't visit every school, you and your son need to sit down and make a list of those of interest, include all types of programs.

9/15/093:58 PM

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