Consequences-wrong age of player given out

the kids are fine -
remember they can recieve general info from the school as sophs & can call a coach any time

if they get recruiting letters too early it's really a pretty cool excuse for the player to call the coach, and chat a bit while clarifing his hs grade level.
if nothing else coach should be pleased you've educated yourself on the recruiting process

good luck

I don't really see a problem. I know a player (webster's son) that has a birthday listed as 7/19/84 on his bio sheet which makes him twenty, is a sophomore at a major D-1 college and and was drafted in the 31st round of the pro draft.?
Fungo

There is no problem

In fact Bee makes a great point--it gives the player a reason (excuse) to call the coaches in question and alert them to the mistake-- coaches will highlight his name--these kind of mistakes can work in the players favor

Being listed as a junior when you are a sophomore is normally a disadvantage. A recruiter may see a kid who looks good as a “Junior” but if he really knew he were a sophomore, he might evaluate him as an exceptional sophomore and have an interest in them, albeit next year.

I would think that any recruiter who is interested in a kid who he thinks is a Junior but later finds out the player is a year younger, would become even more interested in the kid next year.