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EVERYONE Check it out; Insight to Canadians Playing Stateside in College, Great Read

G Gamer4Life10+ posts
I read Fungos forum and I agree with it 110%

So here is my question to one of you "old timers"

If there is a forum that is drawing alot of views but isn't in the General Items Forum, but people feel that everyone should read it, (not just the people directed to in that area) because there is a large amount of info that could be learned not just the area of that forum in but just anyone in general, or at the very least it could be something interesting to read. How do you do that without having to move the forum???

P.S. The Forum in question is Info for Canadian players re: college, post-college, financial etc.

This forum really sheds light onto what a Canadian Player endures when attempting to come to the States to play at the College Level. A very intriguing read to say the least!
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MN-MomMN-MomHSBaseballWeb Owner
I've read and participated in the thread you mentioned, and I agree that it's a very good one! But I wouldn't want to move it from its current place in the Canada forum, since most players or parents from Canada are more likely to find it there than once it gets "buried" behind the heavier volume of new threads in this section.

One way that you can help to raise its visibility, is to post a thread here with Canada mentioned in the title - something like "Canadian Players, check out this thread" and then in the body of that post, say just what you've said above - or hey, just rename this thread if you wish!

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