[AleDavJes]

I can certainly tell that you have never been involved in the recruitment process at all. Colleges dont give FULL rides with baseball scholarship money. They may come up with a package that contains several components that may in turn leave the player with no financial obligations, but never do they give FULL rides based soley on baseball scholarship money.

And just a little food for thought for all you out there that thinks that FULL scholarships actually exist in college baseball. I have sat in Coach Cohen's office personally and listened to him make a formal offer to a player. I will use this as an example, During this visit he told me personally that when he signed Colin Cowgill, that he signed him with the staggering sum of $500.00 a year of his available baseball scholarship money. That was to a kid that was just coming off of a Mr. Baseball of Kentucky year and would in turn be drafted multiple times.

Oh really? Well I'll just leave you with the fact that I went through the process myself, you idiot. I was offered, but turned down a scholarship. And yes Freeman will have the opportunity to go D1 on a full ride after Wabash. I don't care about Colin Cowgill. We are not talking about Colin Cowgill. Full scholarships include much more than just baseball; financial aid packages as well as outside scholarships count toward that full ride. Oh and just so you know, many FULL rides also include meal plans, book money, etc. If that is not the definition of a full ride I dont' know what is. Good day.