After seeing the body of work, the development that occurred, the maturity that occurred, I know it was the right decision (to play college ball).
– This from a mid-level D1 college baseball player who was drafted in the 35th round out of high school, but opted for college. Three years of college (and a 3.6 GPA in finance) later, he’s signing after being taken in the 13th round. His high school and college ball were both played at schools in the northern US.
This from BC hockey player and 1st round NHL draft pick Ryan Leonard (on the RMNB website via John Morosi of the NHL Network) regarding his decision to stay in ...
I’ve been saying for a long time that there’s no hurry to get to college and graduating early is a bad decision. Here’s the latest example supporting that. DJ Burns. ...
These emails are part of an exchange between me and a parent who contacted me looking for advice on having his child change prep schools. This same parent opted not ...