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RE: Odds of playing college sports out of highschool
(07-04-2017 10:40 AM)ODUDrunkard13 Wrote:  For whatever it's worth, if you are a starter in high school, you can likely play D3. The costs of attending a D3 school are usually not worth extending the playing time but most can play. We had guys on my HS team who barely lettered that ended up playing D3 football.

Exactly, kids go to college to get an education. Kids are much better off going to a bigger school with more established and recognized programs of study. What good is a full ride to a college when the degree earned won't open a whole lot of doors.
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