Reply to "What level? D1, D2, D3, NAIA, JC ??"

joes8710,000+ posts

One of the best things you can do to compare yourself (next to being truly honest) is to attend some local college games. Most kids that go on to play college ball rarely see any games other then what is on ESPN. In most every area there are multiple levels of college ball being played. Take a look at how the team does historically and then head out to watch games. Seeing how well the middle of the road D2's and D3's can be eye opening for some. Seeing how bad some of the lower end D1s play can also be eye opening.

8/22/1712:43 PM

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