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A question for all of the seniors.

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As far as it takes to be able to play ball, I would guess. :lol:

As far as it takes to be able to play ball, I would guess. :lol:

 

 

That's loving the game. :lol:

Being a senior player this year, I would prolly not leave the state unless it was a somewhat of a short drive.

Brandon Scheller from Mercer is looking at Wofford which is about 6 hours away in S.C.

I would say probably unless it was a big time D1 school then I would stay in KY.

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Brandon Scheller from Mercer is looking at Wofford which is about 6 hours away in S.C.
They have recruited a couple of players from my area(Licking County/Central,Ohio)

Brandon Hunt and Travis Boyd from Ballard will be playying at Wofford this year

The only way I would play football at a small school, would be if it were in a great location (California or Florida would probably be the only places)

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Being the season is over it is once again time for this question.

 

To all of the seniors good luck in what ever you decide to do in life.

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Another older post that I bring up. I was going to create a new topic/post but thought this was easier.

3 states away max

I am a senior being recruited. All the schools I am considering are in state, except one. Its D3 powerhouse Mount Union, in Ohio. It's the only D3 school I am considering and its about a 4-5 hour drive. The distance isn't bad, especially when Lextram trains go from the college to a nearby town. Hope that answers your question.

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