can anyone tell me how the program at Lipscomb is, and should i fill out their questionnaire, since its the first one i've gotten so far?
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I would suggest that you fill out all questionnaries. I assume you're a sophormore or junior. IMO, you may not have a clue yet as to where you really want to go. Even if you do have somewhere in mind - it might not work out. Go ahead and open all doors. You may not hear anything else from them, but filling out the questionnaire is the first step - then you can see what developes for them and for you.
By the way, I think Lipscomb is thought of highly. A former player from my area went there and had great things to say about the school. He was also injured and couldn't play ball anymore - retained scholly or they got him equal dollars elsewhere. Not every school would do that. I'm sure you'll get some more insight into the school.
By the way, I think Lipscomb is thought of highly. A former player from my area went there and had great things to say about the school. He was also injured and couldn't play ball anymore - retained scholly or they got him equal dollars elsewhere. Not every school would do that. I'm sure you'll get some more insight into the school.
Have to agree - send them back even if you don't think you would be interested in that school. You never know when a coach from that school will move on to one you would love to go to, and take his database with him.
Without a doubt you return each and every questionnaire regardless of your interest in them at the time you receive.
Too many players think that they will just attend the school of their choice--it doesnt happen that way.
The school you end up playing for may have never been on your wish list but they came to you and because of their interest in you, not your interest in them, offered you a scholarship. This is especially so if it fits the parents pocketbook
On the dark side of it all this questionnaire, and I truly hope it wont be the case, may be the only one you get----
Keep all options open as long as you can--do not shut any doors
Too many players think that they will just attend the school of their choice--it doesnt happen that way.
The school you end up playing for may have never been on your wish list but they came to you and because of their interest in you, not your interest in them, offered you a scholarship. This is especially so if it fits the parents pocketbook
On the dark side of it all this questionnaire, and I truly hope it wont be the case, may be the only one you get----
Keep all options open as long as you can--do not shut any doors
