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​@@JaavisFootball__1 for students with ged will going to juco junior college help me become eligible for NCAA college football scholarship after completing 2 years at junior college and how do I play juco football with ged and act sat

There’s been people to come back and play great careers from situations like or worse than yours. If you really want it, don’t give up on that.

First I’d say research the football programs around you, I’d say look at Juco but you don’t have to, and obviously be training. In your situation you’re gonna have to understand you gotta work your ass off just for an opportunity, and if you know it’s not gonna be easy, then maybe that will help you as well

Walk on somewhere

I’d say just go in ready to learn first and foremost and be ready for any adversity you may face

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Let him go JUCO it’s going to help I’m at a juco right now It’s tough but he’ll get better schools looking at him

I am going juco also

Hey! So first and foremost that’s awesome that you want to keep playing and you have a plan laid out! That’s a big accomplishment! Second, I had a friend in high school who went to a school that didn’t have football, and they let him play for our team cause he was close by, so after he was done with school he came to practice, that could be an option, if it’s not, then I would train as much as possible, strength speed, technique, and anything else that might make you a better athlete, also, I would consider attending some college camps, not to get recruited because that rarely happens (at least at the bigger ones) but in your situation you could probably benefit a lot from what the coaches that run it could teach you while you’re there, and if you keep following the channel, I know my content will be able to help you out, but there are other creators that do a great job too! So just do your research and be consistent! Nobody is truly born great! It’s all earned!

@@JaavisFootball__1 when you say attend college camps, what do you mean? Because I live in Rochester, New York which is a recruitment dead zone and the only major football program nearby is Syracuse university.

@@bencarson6565 I mean college will host camps on their campus for kids to come compete and show what they can do, if you’re in a “dead spot” you should be reaching out even more, and you might have to travel potentially to different camps, I know a lot of people, along with myself, who had to do exactly this

Well if you want to play sports I would say you need to go to a school where you can play sports? Sorry I guess I’m a little confused at what you’re asking. It’s kinda hard to get rejected by Juco’s tho

While I’m not as experienced as others try and get a lot of work in now, play in flag football on weekends, Do drills by yourself JUCO is tough and your best option to play again and even at a college level if you don’t want to go through juco reach out to coaches and school give your height weight some clips of you doing drills etc. and reach out to as many coaches as possible. This is your best option

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And thank you!

If you think Juco is the route that your want to take (It's a tough path) then I would say go for it, but make sure to keep a look out for other opportunities as well. Don't get tunnel vision and think you can only go this specific path because you chose it already, does that make sense! And don't worry about size, no matter what size you are, make it work for you.

Im tryna understand that too

As long as you’re a qualifier out of high school you can (you have good grades and don’t need your associates to qualify to go to university)

Yes, use the film you have, work on getting back to that size or be such a good athlete that you can play multiple things when you get there

@@JaavisFootball__1 well my speed and strength has always been one of my best pros even with all the weight on. I got few months to grind this out !

FACTS it's a baby SEC

I’ve played with people who were 27 playing Juco, granted they had played before, but if you really want to do it, buckle down and get ready cause it won’t be easy. No guarantee you’ll make it out of Juco even if you do manage to find a team, I’m rooting for you man!

I’m 26 attempting now . I needed this 🙏🏿💙 .

@@kevacademia you can totally do it bro. I just turned 24 when i played at Reedley College with Josh Allen. I played football my whole life but i stopped after high school cause i started working. By 27 i walked onto La Verne and got a full scholarship. Im 30 now and still have the desire to play

@@NoMoreTortillas1 Thank you so much bro you just motivated me so much omg much love brotha 🙏🏿💙💙💙

Both are good, just know that NJCAA’s generally are able to give out scholarships if you can get one, whereas no CCCAA schools are able to, all schools recruit from all JUCO’s, so I would just go to one that you think you would have the best chance of getting playing time and film! Lemme know if you need any more specifics answered

@Matt Paden CCCAA, San Diego Mesa (Walk-Ons) are more prepared to transfer than NJCAA. Mesa have the rules ready to download in their athletes handbook. JUCO in the North California region have dorms (reedly or feather river cc)

Postpone your clock and GREYSHIRT! take college classes part-time or three-quarter time in the fall or spring, Summer school don't count. The NCAA don't care if you're a full-time student during the summer, it will not start your clock. Do not matriculate full-time in fall or spring until you make the active roster! If you already did that, and you're on the scout team, then redshirt for one season is your next choice.

@@freeman5259 College of the Siskiyous has dorms as well, and as far as being prepared, I think it is more of a school by school basis, meaning there are schools that prepare you well for the 4 year experience at both the CCCAA and the NJCAA

@@JaavisFootball__1 very true. In addition, doing thorough research is extremely important. JUCO teams in southern California are very good at informing you about transfer eligibility rules and school resources BEFORE you enroll in college for the first time. It's posted on their website. California also have academic advisors (sometimes separated from the regular student body) who mainly focus on student athlete's success. You can control your destiny that way. The NJCAA is slacking. Schools like Harper College used to have that on their website, they recently removed it and don't have it anymore unfortunately. They were the only athletic department in the NJCAA with a football team who provided eligibility info online for many years (Harper football no longer exist). JUCOs like Miami Dade College in Kendall, Florida (no football) don't do it at all. One more thing, Most junior colleges I've researched in the NJCAA don't offer a fulltime academic advisor for student athletes. That's two strikes already. That doesn't make sense to me. I thought the NJCAA were in the business to help prospective student athletes, (walk ons) (2-4 transfers out of high school) get back on their feet and graduate on time. Not everybody is a 4-2-4 transfer who messed up in college. People and the media need to stop pushing that narrative. Everybody on every college level likes to snubb these guys, like its their fault they are going there. For example, Sometimes you have guys who graduated from a public high school (at that time) was underperforming below state standards, the worst school district in that state. Or your G.P.A. is messed up because your teachers never wanted to show up to class and then show their faces around final exams. Or you are now transitioning to the 12th grade in high school and the coach decides to cut you before the season begins, Now you have no game film. Or all of the above I've mention (Something that's beyond your control). This will make you clueless about college recruiting and the NJCAA or CCCAA's existence. JUCOs are not helping as much anymore. We need change.

i think u gotta do atleast 3 semesters

Not totally sure, you could possibly walk on somewhere

Football is an unforgiving game where you aren’t guaranteed anything just because you work hard. But a lot of the times, those that do make it didn’t always have it so easy, sometimes it about who can take the most s*** thrown at them and still keep going. There are options after high school if it doesn’t work out for you this year, but talking directly to your coach about how you feel about the situation can go a long way and is something a lot of people aren’t willing to do.

Connections are never a bad thing to have, take advantage of your situation

we beat lackawanna lol

I have played with guys in JUCO that were 25-27 years old, so no not really, I know with Division 1 there is a rule about only being eligible to play so long after you graduate high school, but I met a 30 year old who was playing at my local D3 school, so it’s different rules about age at different levels

One of the more complicated and good questions, congrats lol

Google NCAA delay enrollment rule

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@@JaavisFootball__1 Google, yep my best friend😁