College Baseball in Dallas Texas (JUCO?)

Eligibility rules are mostly applicable to the division that you're transferring "to". So, this mid-year transfer to juco would be pretty simple. If he intends to transfer back to an NCAA school after juco, then the 4-2-4 transfer rules come into play. The rules are a little different between D1/D2/D3. He will probably have to stay at the juco for one calendar year before transferring to a new NCAA D1 or D2 program. He'll just need to keep his grades up and show academic progress while at the juco.

As a D2 student athlete, he'll have 10 full-time semesters to play his 4 seasons of baseball. (Not 5 calendar years like in D1.) Probably not an issue, but taking the spring semester off might make sense if you think his college playing days could go beyond 5 years.

UT Dallas is a very good D3 program.

I will send you a PM.  I live in Dallas but I am a volunteer Asst Coach at a Texas Juco & I have a son playing Juco baseball in Oklahoma.

Definitely check out some of the JUCO programs in Oklahoma as well as Texas.  Depending on where you live in the Dallas area, Murray State is about 2 hours away and Connors State is about 3.  

Let’s see... if you start on I-20 and head West from Ft Worth you will pass Weatherford, Ranger, Cisco, Howard, Midland and Odessa Jucos along the way to New Mexico. I believe they are all D1s

https://www.fieldlevel.com/exp...all/tx/juniorcollege

Nonamedad posted:

Let’s see... if you start on I-20 and head West from Ft Worth you will pass Weatherford, Ranger, Cisco, Howard, Midland and Odessa Jucos along the way to New Mexico. I believe they are all D1s

And they are all very good.