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[QUOTE="yungdowork, post: 4720571, member: 10371"] Not a HS coach, but I think D2 has to seem a lot more appealing to most kids. With tuition constantly climbing across the board, those scholarships really make a huge difference. And I think kids are attracted to the "prestige" of a D2 school compared to D3. As far as whether D3 is better long-term, it'd really depend on how hard you're working at school and whether you make any valuable connections. Going to Trinity is great, but if you're a C-student like a lot of kids are, you probably won't be able to reap the full benefits. [/QUOTE]
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