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JuCo Bandits (Junior College Bandits) are high quality baseball players who work hard everyday to improve themselves so that they can transfer to a 4 year school. Typically these players don’t have outstanding power or strength and therefore put a lot of time in the weight-room.
Many D1, D2, D3, and NAIA schools typically look for JuCo Bandit prospects before scouting younger non-commits, because JuCo players have a benchmark expectation of skill.
When they show up to a NCAA locker room, they have tattered batting gloves and irremovable stains on their gear. They’ve had a long road.
Many D1, D2, D3, and NAIA schools typically look for JuCo Bandit prospects before scouting younger non-commits, because JuCo players have a benchmark expectation of skill.
When they show up to a NCAA locker room, they have tattered batting gloves and irremovable stains on their gear. They’ve had a long road.
“He’s got a cannon and a powerful bat, why don’t we give him an offer?”
“I’d much rather offer a JuCo Bandit with the same skills for 2 years, rather than an unknown senior for 4 years”
“smart thinking”
“I’d much rather offer a JuCo Bandit with the same skills for 2 years, rather than an unknown senior for 4 years”
“smart thinking”
by ExcelEnrique December 1, 2020
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