If this ruling stands, do you see NAIA schools following suit? Will JUCO time not count against NAIA eligibility? Will NAIA time not count against NCAA eligibility?
@EliteSportsAdvisingESA I hope this ruling stands. But I am looking at this as a softball parent. I'm sure it will have different ramifications for football, baseball, and basketball.
Your talking about 100, 200, maybe 300 kids a year. You act like everyone wants to go to community college(JUCO) or has nothing but MLB aspirations. That is a minority of players nationally. Yes, JUCO will get better, but there is still a limited number of teams at that level. Statistically speaking the longer you wait to join the work force the worse you will be financially as you age; meaning saving, earnings, retirement….basically taking a PG year haunts you forever. Now don’t get me wrong, some kids will get a full ride or get drafted….but for the vast majority it will be a liability.
The D1 guy could go to Juco if they did not get drafted. it would extend there draft eligibility 2 more years. The Juco Coach would likely take the D1 guy who is still looking to go pro over the HS guy. The HS guy only option is D2 D3?...
I'm just thinking about the possibilities?... Maybe a D1 guy says " it's not fair I did not get my free 2 years of Juco " D1 guys who are already in the system. Then there's another court case?.. So the new normal could be HS guy goes to D2 D3 for 2 years then D1, maybe did not get drafted. Then goes to Juco for 2 more years. Juco could be the new minor leagues?.. Juco you can get drafted anytime, it's cheap, you can focus just on Baseball, play more games... Stud HS guy will go to Juco instead of D1... Then the NIL, TV deals goes to Juco. That is where the action is at/Future Stars who can be drafted at any time. Once a cycle happens it's hard to break.
@@ALLSTREET_SPORTS the problem is that you’ll age out of pro ball going that route. Age is still really important at the pro level so if you’re 26 and get drafted you have virtually no leverage and will have a really short leash.
Just getting your thoughts... If your 19 as a Freshman your 24 in your sixth year. I can see how this is bad for the pitcher ( arm health is valuable) but for the position player this could work. Same way D1 will take HS pitchers but will want the position player to prove there bat at the lower level first. I'm sure a player will want a leash than to have no leash. Thank you for your feedback on this subject.
@ I agree it will be good for ESA business and you’re providing a valuable service. We have kids leaving schools that will never graduate and living with Mom & Dad because we don’t cover the reality of missing grad qualifications. Is what it is but if my P4 commit can’t figure it out in 4 years or be drafted and sign its time to graduate and get to work.
Don't want to grow up? How about play ball for 6 years, have fun, come out with a Masters, more attractive to employers, more options and then work rest of life. Good deal to me
@ Sounds nice and for the few that do that great. Many are hopping programs, missing grad requirements and taking up spots for what would be HS players ready to start their careers. When a 25 year old hangs on with no pro opportunity it’s a problem imo.
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You can literately hear the players running to JUCOs in the background😂
lol!
Does this rule also include NAIA? So if I transfer from a Juco to a NAIA, will I have 4 years of eligibility?
Not yet.
What happen if your at D1 get cut due to number requirment, can you go down to JUCO, play 1 or 2 years and have the remainder to go back to D1?
@@charlesdandridge3776 nothing is 100% yet but it seems like that’s how it would work.
If this ruling stands, do you see NAIA schools following suit? Will JUCO time not count against NAIA eligibility? Will NAIA time not count against NCAA eligibility?
@@surlyginger it’s hard to say but I think they would have to try.
@EliteSportsAdvisingESA I hope this ruling stands. But I am looking at this as a softball parent. I'm sure it will have different ramifications for football, baseball, and basketball.
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@@eugenekost5962 100%
D two's and d three's will not hurt at all by this new ruling because there are plenty. Most players aren't good enough to play at D1.
I’m talking about the JUCO route being more attractive now.
You missed the point completely.
Your talking about 100, 200, maybe 300 kids a year. You act like everyone wants to go to community college(JUCO) or has nothing but MLB aspirations. That is a minority of players nationally. Yes, JUCO will get better, but there is still a limited number of teams at that level.
Statistically speaking the longer you wait to join the work force the worse you will be financially as you age; meaning saving, earnings, retirement….basically taking a PG year haunts you forever. Now don’t get me wrong, some kids will get a full ride or get drafted….but for the vast majority it will be a liability.
@@matthewrud4550 valid points. I brought these up on the livestream today.
The D1 guy could go to Juco if they did not get drafted. it would extend there draft eligibility 2 more years. The Juco Coach would likely take the D1 guy who is still looking to go pro over the HS guy. The HS guy only option is D2 D3?...
@@ALLSTREET_SPORTS just depends. They will want HS guys.
I'm just thinking about the possibilities?... Maybe a D1 guy says " it's not fair I did not get my free 2 years of Juco " D1 guys who are already in the system. Then there's another court case?.. So the new normal could be HS guy goes to D2 D3 for 2 years then D1, maybe did not get drafted. Then goes to Juco for 2 more years. Juco could be the new minor leagues?.. Juco you can get drafted anytime, it's cheap, you can focus just on Baseball, play more games... Stud HS guy will go to Juco instead of D1... Then the NIL, TV deals goes to Juco. That is where the action is at/Future Stars who can be drafted at any time. Once a cycle happens it's hard to break.
@@ALLSTREET_SPORTS the problem is that you’ll age out of pro ball going that route. Age is still really important at the pro level so if you’re 26 and get drafted you have virtually no leverage and will have a really short leash.
Just getting your thoughts... If your 19 as a Freshman your 24 in your sixth year. I can see how this is bad for the pitcher ( arm health is valuable) but for the position player this could work. Same way D1 will take HS pitchers but will want the position player to prove there bat at the lower level first. I'm sure a player will want a leash than to have no leash. Thank you for your feedback on this subject.
@@ALLSTREET_SPORTS all good. I’m just saying I was 24 in AAA. These guys will be starting their career in pro ball at that age.
Great, 6 years of college Peter Pan baseball where boys don’t want to grow up
@@dankerrigan2607 I get it. But the environment is what it is. Have to figure out how to best navigate it.
@ I agree it will be good for ESA business and you’re providing a valuable service. We have kids leaving schools that will never graduate and living with Mom & Dad because we don’t cover the reality of missing grad qualifications. Is what it is but if my P4 commit can’t figure it out in 4 years or be drafted and sign its time to graduate and get to work.
Totally get that 100%
Don't want to grow up? How about play ball for 6 years, have fun, come out with a Masters, more attractive to employers, more options and then work rest of life. Good deal to me
@ Sounds nice and for the few that do that great. Many are hopping programs, missing grad requirements and taking up spots for what would be HS players ready to start their careers. When a 25 year old hangs on with no pro opportunity it’s a problem imo.
Sounds like hate.. Court, there are some D1 juko's out there. The players will definitely benefit by not having your eligibility chewed up.
What sounds like hate?
Just what the 2025 class needed…
@@AntonEberhart yeah …it keeps getting worse.
Definitely a great decision by the courts. Eligibility for college is too short
Sounds like a lot of guys running stairs behind the camera.
Probably toddlers
I beating the CANES .
@@eugenekost5962 love it
It is official
It’s not even official for Diego Pavia yet. The one player this is currently applying to.
Stop posting. You're a clown.