Playing division ii or juco basketball

[Goon for hire]

wassup Coli brehs, I just want to know if any of you guys have played juco or dii basketball. What was the experience like, was it worth it, etc.


Didn’t know which sub forum to post this under so sorry if it’s the wrong one.

 

[Prynce]

play at a juco and transfer to a D1

 

[Goon for hire]

play at a juco and transfer to a D1

If I play dii I’d be able to transfer d1 right?

 

[Prynce]

If I play dii I’d be able to transfer d1 right?

You could do that but a juco would be cheaper if you dont have a scholarship
but if that isnt a issue a dii would be better cause its a real school and the connections

Also make this thread in the coliseum. TLR nikkas dont play sports

 

[I Really Mean It]

Got black men forced to kiss the ring of white daddy and keep their mouths shut about race soldiers executing our people in thr streets, and some of you still want to rent out your bodies to the slave industry called professional sports. shyt is sad.

 

[Freedman]

Got black men forced to kiss the ring of white daddy and keep their mouths shut about race soldiers executing our people in thr streets, and some of you still want to rent out your bodies to the slave industry called professional sports. shyt is sad.

11 times out of 10 you work for a “ white daddy “ too

 

[TL15]

play at a juco and transfer to a D1

If you're good enough. Basketball is competitive as hell though.

I played D2 football on scholarship and (for me ) it was probably where I should have been athletically. Looking back I should've gone to a smaller school and balled out

If you aren't getting solid D1 looks, I would go to the best school financially and opportunity to play. I wouldn't turn down a scholarship to a small school to go Juco with the hopes of D1 unless you plan to go to a local D1.

 

[Prynce]

If you're good enough. Basketball is competitive as hell though.

I played D2 football on scholarship and (for me ) it was probably where I should have been athletically. Looking back I should've gone to a smaller school and balled out

If you aren't getting solid D1 looks, I would go to the best school financially and opportunity to play. I wouldn't turn down a scholarship to a small school to go Juco with the hopes of D1 unless you plan to go to a local D1.

Yeah if he is good enough, but he could still play for a smaller d1 like GSU.

 

[Gold]

Highest level basketball I played was Varsity.

But I did play D1 football for 1 year. Never saw the field once and blew out my Knee.
Had surgery, got infected, had to take the rest of the semester off due to medical leave
Probably one of the worst decisions I made in college
But at least I can say I "played"

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

Got black men forced to kiss the ring of white daddy and keep their mouths shut about race soldiers executing our people in thr streets, and some of you still want to rent out your bodies to the slave industry called professional sports. shyt is sad.

*translation* I was sorry at sports and unathletic.

 

[Goon for hire]

If you're good enough. Basketball is competitive as hell though.

I played D2 football on scholarship and (for me ) it was probably where I should have been athletically. Looking back I should've gone to a smaller school and balled out

If you aren't getting solid D1 looks, I would go to the best school financially and opportunity to play. I wouldn't turn down a scholarship to a small school to go Juco with the hopes of D1 unless you plan to go to a local D1.

I have one d1 team interested in me, and the rest are dii and juco.

I would just like to know about the life of a dii and juco athlete to see if it is worth it.

 

[LurkMoar]

I have one d1 team interested in me, and the rest are dii and juco.

I would just like to know about the life of a dii and juco athlete to see if it is worth it.

D1 is probably way more worth it, altho gotta make sure they actually give the scholly and dont give you the run around..

 

[TL15]

I have one d1 team interested in me, and the rest are dii and juco.

I would just like to know about the life of a dii and juco athlete to see if it is worth it.

Here was my life as a D2 football player years ago

In season

Daily activities: Lifting 2-3 days per week, Meetings everyday before practice, film review on our own, training room before and after practice, M-Th. Practice, Friday walkthrough or travel, Saturday game, Sunday tape review and lifting

Off season:

Film review 2 times per week, lifting 4 days per week, conditioning 3 days per week (T, Th, Sat drill work)

Spring ball: pretty much the same as regular season except for fewer days. Scrimmage every Saturday for a month


If I had a younger brother here is how I would advise him:

Do you HONESTLY think you are going pro?
If yes: Juco - D1 and you better ball your ass off

If no:

Is the D1 offer "special" to you (dream school)

If yes: go

If no: Find the most sensible small school to go to and ball out. If you aren't probably going pro, go to a school where you can start as a Freshman, play a bunch, be the big man on campus, set a record, and have a reason to go back every homecoming. Make it an experience you'll look back on and love rather than one you will dislike

 

[FukyourFort]

i played naia dII. if i could do it again i would of went juco then transferred.

 

[ignorethis]

I had the opportunity to play DIII, damn near everybody in my family played college sports.

Saw the lifestyle that my cousins lived playing for low level D1s/JUCOs and realized it wasn't really worth it unless you really love organized basketball.