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JAMES Usually the player commits to the school not vice versa---what is this???
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| Posts: 21255 | Location: Manchester, CT USA | Registered: December 26, 2002 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by James12689: I guess I meant the two colleges have offered me a spot
Offered ME?...I thought in your original post it was your son..
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| Posts: 901 | Location: New England | Registered: February 10, 2004 |    |
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Maybe its me...I know I have done the same thing when people misspeak on the site...we tend to question them instead of answer their questions. I don't think it really matters if it is the kid or Dad or a combo of both. Anyway James with all that said I do not have specific on the programs. I'm assuming you have visited the schools and met some of your possible future teammates. The only advice I will give (which u I'm sure you've heard before) is to pick a school not only on the baseball team but on all the other aspects of the college as well. Best of Luck quote: Originally posted by PopTime: quote: Usually the player commits to the school not vice versa---what is this???
TRhit
Originally posted by James12689: I guess I meant the two colleges have offered me a spot
Offered ME?...I thought in your original post it was your son..
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| Posts: 491 | Location: Mid-Atlantic | Registered: January 27, 2005 |    |
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Mom and Son ... Though I know nothing about either school, I think one thing you need to reconsider before making your decision ... with the D3 schools, there is no athletic money so the burden for financing your education will depend on your family resources and any academic $$ you can get. That can be an expensive venture, and you will probably want to be very convinced that there is a good fit for you with the school itself, as well as the baseball program. I have known several players who went to a D3, eventually hung up their cleats while still in school, but loved the university/college so much that they were willing to do what was necessary to get their degrees at that school. Also would caution that many of the D3 programs I am aware of try to get a 'commitment' from the player early in their senior year, but acceptance into the school as well as academic money is not always available till Feb/March ... perhaps you might want to keep all options open at this time so as not to discourage other coaches from contacting you. If another coach at another program believes you are committed elsewhere, he may not make any effort to follow up on you. Just some rambling thoughts that you have probably read elsewhere on the site but thought you might wish to ponder these variables ... Best of luck in your recruitment and decision-making ... this is a tough time in the process but the end result so often is a wonderful ride.
Mary Ann * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * "The Lord Himself goes before you and will be with you; He will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged." Deuteronomy 31:8 [8/21/08]
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| Posts: 3937 | Location: Somewhere out there beneath the pale moonlight ... | Registered: January 02, 2003 |    |
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