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Top D2 basketball schools

Hello, I'm a junior in high school and I want to apply to D2 schools with good basketball programs. What are some of the top 25 D2 basketball programs I should consider looking into? Thanks!

9 months ago

It's excellent that you're interested in continuing your basketball career at the college level! While I can't provide you an exact top 25 list (since rankings can vary), I can definitely give you a solid list of reputable D2 basketball programs that have demonstrated success on the court. Keep in mind that academic fit, location, and other factors should also play a role in your college decision-making process.

Here's a list of some top D2 basketball programs to check out:

1. Northwest Missouri State University

2. University of Southern Indiana

3. Bellarmine University (transitioning to D1)

4. Florida Southern College

5. Queens University of Charlotte

6. West Texas A&M University

7. Lincoln Memorial University

8. University of Findlay

9. Valdosta State University

10. Azusa Pacific University

11. University of Alabama in Huntsville

12. Barry University

13. Nova Southeastern University

14. West Liberty University

15. University of Central Missouri

16. Saint Anselm College

17. Colorado School of Mines

18. University of West Florida

19. Ferris State University

20. Augustana University (SD)

This list is by no means exhaustive, and it's important to do some research to find schools with the right balance of athletics and academics for you. As you explore these options, consider factors like team culture, coaching staff, and the overall athletic department's support for student-athletes. Additionally, reaching out to coaches and players at these schools might give you a clearer idea of what their programs are like and if they could be a good fit for you both athletically and academically.

Good luck with your college search!

9 months ago

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