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Looking for the best D2 colleges for basketball

Hey guys! I'm a junior who's passionate about basketball, and I've been thinking about playing at a Division 2 college. Which D2 schools have the best basketball programs and support for student-athletes? I'd really appreciate any suggestions!

2 years ago

Hey! It's awesome that you're considering playing basketball at a Division 2 college. Here are some D2 colleges known for their strong basketball programs and support for student-athletes:

1. University of Southern Indiana: Their men's basketball team has consistently been successful, with multiple NCAA D2 tournament appearances and a national championship in 1995.

2. West Texas A&M University: The Buffaloes have a history of strong basketball programs, both in men's and women's teams. They've made the playoffs many times and often have deep tournament runs.

3. Bellarmine University: Both the men's and women's basketball teams at Bellarmine have seen considerable success on the court. The men's team won the national championship in 2011, and both teams have numerous conference titles.

4. Florida Southern College: Their men's team has a rich basketball history, with national championships and consistent appearances in the NCAA D2 tournament.

5. Bentley University: Bentley's women's basketball team is particularly strong, with multiple conference championships and a national title in 2014.

6. Augustana University: Augustana's men's basketball team has been very successful in the Division 2 scene, with a national championship in 2016 and numerous conference titles.

These are just a few examples of the many great D2 basketball programs out there. Sports culture, academic programs, and campus life are also important factors to consider when searching for the right college fit. Make sure to visit the campuses if possible, reach out to coaches, and talk to current student-athletes to get a better feel for which school is right for you. Good luck with your college search and basketball aspirations!

2 years ago

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