What are my chances of getting scouted if i only play two years on varsity

Question

okay I'm a sophomore at a division five school i really want to play college ball for a d-3 school out of state somewhere and i did very well my freshmen year and played a little bit of varsity but not enough to get my letter so this year i quit because i felt that i was not good enough or have improved atin factnfact have gotten worse so i plan on lifting and training for my junior year but i dont know if that will hurt my chances at all

Answer 1

they're good if you play really well and get the scouts attention

but you shouldn't have quit the team

Lawrence Taylor arguably one of the best LB's ever in the NFL played baseball his whole life and didnt even play football until his junior year in high school and the other amazing thing is he started out playing defensive line at UNC and started playing LB his junior year at UNC so if he can do it so can anybody else

Answer 2

if you only want to play div 3 ball then just send out tapes to schools you want to go to...most are walk on anyway and no scholarships....

Answer 3

If you have the talent you will be noticed no matter if you only play 2 years.  

Answer 4

A piece of advice.  Play because you love the game.  If you are fortunate enough to play at the college level, great!  I have many dear friends who have played in Div 1-A, some have gone into the NFL and some have not, but they all have had numerous surgeries and continue to have long lasting pain due to their injuries.  They loved the game and played no matter what.  Good Luck to you!

Answer 5

I'd go with what figgid said, and if you want to play why did you quit?