Patriot League

Yes they do offer official visits and you must sign an NLI.

Thanks jmepop. Sent you a PM.

Got it and responded.

Forgive me in advance if my question is from ignorance...

But...doesn't there have to be some scholarship money involved to sign a NLI?

I know we signed a letter described as an NLI.Perhaps it was because academic money was involved. I think it had more to do with playing at a D1 and the obligations or rules required by the NCAA.

It was 4 years ago and I can barely remember what I had for breakfast but in this case I am pretty positive it was an NLI.

I'm with CPLZ here (I think)
Check out #6

Or see this link

NLI site

Note that D1 colleges don't have to participate in the NLI program.

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Originally posted by 3FingeredGlove:


Note that D1 colleges don't have to participate in the NLI program.

The service acadamies do not participate in NLI and because of the extremely lengthy admissions process, are granted special permissions with regard to recruiting, i.e. they can talk to/call recruits in their junior year.

This is also the reason that some schools came to my son with offers after the MLB draft, even though he had verballed to West Point. He was not technically off limits, as the signing of an NLI would make him.