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I wasnt the most out going person in high school wow what a surprise. Looking back at it you go through high school, that is the whole point of it. High school hasnt added anything to my personality. I have like 1 or 2 friends Im still in contact with from high school. When it comes to college it is almost the same. College added more to me in other ways maybe academically, job specified things etc… but it is like the same shit with different faces. I dont think friendships really evolve in 4 years. College Is More Challenging Than High School.

More than 50 area senior football players are set to continue their academic and athletic careers at the next level in These local players are planning to celebrate their college futures this week.

The first wave signed in December when almost a dozen players locked in scholarship offers from the top level of college football competitionschools in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision. A handful more signed with the second here of Division I, the Football Championship Subdivision, at that time, but the rest entered the Christmas season facing great uncertainty. The coronavirus pandemic had wreaked havoc on college athletics recruiting since March, and they were left in the wake. With no camps to go to be to be evaluated, rising seniors who had not already figured out where they wanted to go for the next chapter of their lives were left in a bind.

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They could not do much to show off their talent or learn more about their potential destinations, either. Although the regular season was shortened to six games, that provided much-needed opportunities for players to put themselves on tape for college to evaluate.

In some cases, that meant being able to show how much they had matured from their junior seasons. For others, the fall of offered their first time getting real varsity action after waiting behind talented upperclassmen. For all potential college football players in the senior class, there was a race against the clock to maximize the time they got — and it turns out dwindling scholarship opportunities.

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Aside from forcing face-to-face recruiting activities online, another NCAA decision created difficulty for current high schoolers that could last beyond this year. It just made it a lot more difficult and people had to reach out and go different directions this year.

The situation locally was exacerbated by Urbana University shutting down last spring. The Blue Knights, an NCAA Division II program offering partial athletic scholarships as well as academic and need-based aid, had become a popular destination for players from around Southwest Ohio in recent years thanks to a push from the coaching staff at the Champaign County school.]