@Cjblamen There are public D3 schools in multiple states, including New York, Wisconsin, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and some others.
Also, there is no way of knowing whether you can or cannot afford a school unless you go through the process. Ex: filling out & submitting the FAFSA
If the NCAA passes the 5 & 5 eligibility rule, 18 & 19 year old athletes should SERIOUSLY think about NCAA D3 for their first 4 years and then get an advanced degree, on scholarship, at a NCAA D1 with their 5th year!
Do the numbers. See the stats. Plan for 40 years!
Your Grandfather was 💯proud of your career as a student-athlete and college graduate Po! He is just as proud as what you are doing for young people and the man you are Porter. You blessed my life by coaching you! All love Law Dawg. ❤️
What piqued @alexcbowers interest in the Maryville High School girls basketball job? And what does the Lady Rebels’ new head coach have planned?
More on that…
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Camerin Lyons. This young man knows the game. He was a standout PG. After a D1 Gardner Webb GA position he is looking for a new opportunity. I would hire this guy to any role and he would excel. Coaches it would be worth a conversation with him. @Cam_lyons_23
Camerin Lyons. This young man knows the game. He was a standout PG. After a D1 Gardner Webb GA position he is looking for a new opportunity. I would hire this guy to any role and he would excel. Coaches it would be worth a conversation with him. @Cam_lyons_23
Great day for this most deserving young man, @Devinfish08 (@wcpioneerbball), as he signs with @LaGrangeMBB. Devin is a talented, hard-nosed winner whose best basketball is yet to come. Get ready Lagrange fans, Coach Wallace got a really good one.
@TigersTennessee love Dev and his family. #Tigers4Life
Players: One of the biggest regrets you can have looking back on your career is the temptation to make it all about YOU. Your points, your playing time, your production. These things are important, but they miss the point. TEAM and your TEAMMATES are what you’ll remember forever.
Trenton Dillard is a Music Production & Audio Engineering major from Jonesboro, Georgia. When he started at LaGrange, Trenton had planned to focus only on his studies and playing basketball, but that all changed when he decided to explore the various student groups on campus.