Poll of the Day > How does college sports work, is the level of competition the same?

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FatalAccident 10/07/21 2:39:30 PM #1:	Im trying to wrap my head around the different levels of competition in the NCAA, is this where the Division 1 and 2 stuff comes in? Cause Im looking at stats for a player who averages 11 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists as a shooting guard. Depending on the level of competition those are arguably great stats but if same player went up a division and played higher level of competition he may not necessarily have the same level of production. How does this work --- walks away <cite>FatalAccident posted [p:958801642] in How does c... [t:79699358]...</cite> <quote>Im trying to wrap my head around the different levels of competition in the NCAA, is this where the Division 1 and 2 stuff comes in? Cause Im looking at stats for a player who averages 11 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists as a shooting guard. Depending on the level of competition those are arguably great stats but if same player went up a division and played higher level of competition he may not necessarily have the same level of production. How does this work </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dragon504 10/07/21 3:38:37 PM #2:	Competition is lopsided. Known teams are a lot easier to recruit for and entice rising stars, while others take what they can get. Basketball seems to have a bit more even competition compared to football though. --- http://myanimelist.net/profile/dragon504 http://followmy.tv/u/dragon504/time_wasted <cite>dragon504 posted [p:958803535] in How does c... [t:79699358]...</cite> <quote>Competition is lopsided. Known teams are a lot easier to recruit for and entice rising stars, while others take what they can get. Basketball seems to have a bit more even competition compared to football though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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