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This is real late to the anti-transfer party, but I’m not entirely sure if it is anti-transfer. With how things are rn, is JuCo still the best route for kids that don’t get the right looks out of HS? Or, is going to a D2 school a better option? How I see it currently, D2 seems to be a better fallback plan, and has a better academic route, but JuCo might have better competition, and is a more traditional way to become a d1 athlete. What’s the communities thoughts?
As an ex: as a HS coaches son there was a lot of his players that saw d2 as a joke, especially 15-20 yrs ago, and saw it as no different then d3. Turn it around though & the school I went to,(WTAMU, Go Buffs!!!) had two kids from the same class transfer up once they’d played their 4 yrs, and they still had their COVID yr. Tobias Harries(ODU,former multi-yr d2 All-Amer. DB/Specialist, was starting CB, and is currently in the CFL.) and Parker Hanna(split time was starting tackle at Indiana)
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2021 Bison Offense:
QB Miller (Still there)
RB Tmak (Seahawks)
FB Luepke (Cowboys)
WR Watson (Packers)
WR Mathis (Bucs)
TE Gindorff (Steelers)
LT Mauch (Bucs)
LG Jensen (Panthers)
C Sundell (Browns)
RG Kubas (Giants)
RT Volson (Bengals)
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Been assumed for weeks even though he only entered the portal a few days ago.
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