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    question rage213

    hey what height do you have to be to play at a respectable D1 school? im pretty big and have a great shot and improving skills. but the height is the only thing holding me back or is it? im 15 6'5.

    i worked on my skills everyday over the summer and am continueing now except the season starts in 2 weeks or so. what would you say the most vital things i should work on are.

    whats a good way to tell if i am on my way or not? like do i need to avg 25ppg or what?

    btw im in 9th so i have 4 more years.

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    I'm from Canada, whats D1 School, what sport are you talking about.
    if your 6'5" and only 15, I'd say you will probably grow a little more.
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