What are the chances of making a college basketball team?

I played basketball from 5th grade to 8th grade. Then I took 3 years off. I'm a senior in high school right now, and I made the varsity basketball team. What are the chances of making a college team if I do good this year? Can you only make a college team from being scouted or given a scholarship? Did I wait too long or if I put up like 15pts/g and have good leadership qualities could I make a team in college? Oh, and I have pretty good grades. Thanks!!What are the chances of making a college basketball team?
A lot of times, college scouts go out and look for seniors to give scholarships to. It would've helped if you hadn't quit, but there still should be some scholarships available, the school basketball season has really just started with practices here and pick up in November through March. Keep playing hard and if you are a starter, you will get noticed. Talk to your school counselor regarding scholarships, if your grades are good there may be academic scholarship opportunities for college too. Good Luck!What are the chances of making a college basketball team?
Scholarships in the major sports are given to very talented athletes. These athletes are not the product of effort. Rather, the result of genetic endowment. The myth of practice makes a ballplayer is kept alive by these sportswriters who have never played a minute of college sports.
yes there are a ton of schlorships out there... im not saying d1 because you have to be big time to play d1... but naia, and d2.. but to get scouted you shoulda have joined an aau team over the summer... but right now scouting is limited to exposure camps which are probably rare because the high school season is just starting
If you are good enough some one will notice you. As a senior, it is a bit trickier since the majority of scholarships are already offered to someone else, but there is always the opportunity of a smaller school or walking on.
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