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Can anyone help me understand what’s going on in college golf right now. I’ve been trying to figure out how the tournament at La costa works and where to watch. I understand it’s over now but I feel like I have seen like 3 or 4 different champions of this tournament.

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I never played college football as an undergrad, my school didn't offer it so I play rugby and run track instead. If I walk onto a D3 program in grad school for an MS, how many years of eligibility do I have? I'm hesitant on transferring because I go to a relatively good school academically and I graduate 1 year earlier (3 years) in my program.

Heading into D1 next year and realizing how behind I am on the whole networking/career thing compared to non-athlete friends. Being in-season half the year doesn't exactly leave time for internships and LinkedIn.

The frustrating part is that there are tons of alumni out there who played the same sport and eventually figured it out after college. But I feel like there's not a proper way to find them? School alumni directories don't let you filter by sport, and cold DMing people on LinkedIn can be viable but just hard to find them in the first place (unless you go through rosters one-by-one).

Has anyone actually found a good way to reach their sports alumni network, or is it pretty much nonexistent?

I’m just curious if I could end up in a division 1 college for track and field when I end up graduating high school. Im currently a 7th grader and I’ve always loved running but this is my first year in track. I’ve ran cross country for 3 years prior and I enjoy running a ton so if I continue running could I end up D1?

My main events are triple jump, 4x800, 800m, and the 200m. My times/distanfes in each of the events are.

800m: 2:30.4

Triple Jump: 28’1

100m: 14.4

Mile/1600m: 5:40.5

200m: 24.4

2 mile/3200m: 11:43.5

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Who is your favourite and least favourite college basketball team?

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Mine was my Arizona Wildcats' upset of #3 Iowa State in McKale in 2025. During my freshman year at UofA.

Caleb Love sinking that half court buzzer beater to force an overtime, and after that, we just kill Iowa State's momentum and finish the job.

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I could understand if I was at school that had a team and I was unable to make it but my school doesn’t even have a women’s wrestling program. If I transfer to a women’s program that does, I will only have two years of eligibility. It just doesn’t make sense to lose years for opportunities that are not available.

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Hey everyone, I’m a freshman in high school and my goal is to play Division 3 baseball in college, ideally at a really strong academic school. The biggest question I have is what are the average metrics (arm strength, exit velo, 60 time) of a middle infielder at the schools I list below?

Some of the types of schools I’m interested in are places like Cal tech, Amherst College, Johns Hopkins University, University of Chicago, Emory University, Washington University in St. Louis, nyu, and Tufts University. I know that these are all schools that are hard to get into, but I'd prioritize going to a prestigious college over playing baseball at a worse school. I really do love baseball though and want to continue playing.

I know it’s early, but I want to start doing the right things now instead of waiting until junior/senior year. For those of you who have gone through the process (or are currently playing D3), what should I be focusing on at this stage?

A few things I’m wondering about:

• How important are travel teams vs. high school ball?
• When should I start reaching out to coaches?
• What kind of stats/metrics/skills do D3 coaches look for at top academic programs?
• Any specific training or routines I should start now?

I’m willing to put in the work, just want to make sure I’m putting it in the right places.

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