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[QUOTE="Cuseregular, post: 4895927, member: 185"]
This is spot on. Today in particular, not so much back then back in the day when many kids flew under the radar which I know firsthand.  The borderline division one part is also spot on at least initially in the evaluation process.

But then often as The years go on Kids can evolve grow and become Division I players, and they will get noticed, and probably move up in this day and age.

Not so much back then back in the day, kids stuck around staying with the programs with many more kids from Div 3 back then having a shot or making it to the pros.

As somebody who was looked at and recruited by all the big boys, but never offered except to come out as a walk on, offered by FCS schools, etc., I saw it firsthand, but then by jr year was labeled the “division I kid playing division III”, it was pretty common as I wasn’t the only one, and as a result the level of play at the Division III level back then was much higher.

Now, if you show that kind of ability, youre mostly likely moving up.
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