Would like your opinion on the best Jr. Colleges in the state and the best D3 schools in the state.
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D3 - Trinity
JUCO's? There are a bunch. Too many to name.
NCTC, Grayson, Weatherford, Howard, Clarendon, etc. etc. etc.
JUCO's? There are a bunch. Too many to name.
NCTC, Grayson, Weatherford, Howard, Clarendon, etc. etc. etc.
You didnt ask for NAIA, but Lubbock Christian is a great team with a great reputation.
They are ranked 3rd in the nation and are 29-1 on the season.
They also have really nice facilities.
They are ranked 3rd in the nation and are 29-1 on the season.
They also have really nice facilities.
UT-Tyler is a great school and has a good team
Best from what standpoint? Academic or baseball?
Even beyond baseball or academics, please clarify what you're looking for, and feel free to PM me. In terms of winning, Howard, San Jac, Grayson, (JUCOs) and UT-Tyler (D-III) have done a lot recently.
quote:Originally posted by TTU:
You didnt ask for NAIA, but Lubbock Christian is a great team with a great reputation.
They are ranked 3rd in the nation and are 29-1 on the season.
They also have really nice facilities.
I think Wayland Baptist is also ranked in the top 10 and they are just north of Lubbock. If you are looking for a NAIA school.
quote:Originally posted by dfwdad08:
I think Wayland Baptist is also ranked in the top 10 and they are just north of Lubbock. If you are looking for a NAIA school.
Wayland has an outstanding coach in Brad Bass. A true players coach that loves and cares for each player. You can't go wrong heading to Plainview and playing for him.
DIII - Steve Coleman at Hardin Simmons (Abilene) runs a great program. Additionally, HSU was a former DI program so facilities are a cut above the average DIII.
I was asking for a friend, not sure what they are looking for. I have forward all this information to her.