JackofAll Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago Unfortunately, the college recruiting landscape has changed. High school athletes are no longer competing only against other high school recruits for roster spots. They are competing against experienced college players entering the transfer portal, often from major programs in the SEC, Big Ten, and ACC. With NIL opportunities and easier transfers, a proven athlete can leave a powerhouse program and immediately become a potential starter at a smaller Division I school. For coaches, taking a player who already has college experience can feel like less of a risk than developing an incoming freshman. That doesn’t mean high school talent has declined. The pathway has simply become more crowded. High school athletes now have to compete for opportunities against players who are older, stronger, and already proven at the college level. Quote
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