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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When do offers for D3 usually get extended?[/quote]

What is it that you think the DIII is offering?

There's no Letter of Intent to sign on a date ahead of the regular Admissions notification date.

The coach can't guarantee admission. The Admission Department does that.

The coach might submit a prioritized list to Admissions. And he might tell you you are at the top of it, but there's no way you will know if that is true or not.

If you don't know this, there's a lot of half-truths and subtle mis-leading that goes on in recruiting and there's more of that at DIII because there are far fewer rules and requirements.

In DIII, you apply and then wait to see if you are admitted. That's it.

Now coaches might ask you to verbally commit. And they might profess their undying love and admiration.

But because there are no scholarships and therefore no limit on the number of players, its to the DIII coaches advantage to have as many kids apply as he possibly can get to do so. [/quote]

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