professor wrote:alright alright you know maybe you guys are right and maybe im being a little stubborn about this lol you made some really great points and now i understand this a lot better from what you said about vaulters being a single event ahtlete
thanks for the input
Now do not take this as it is impossible, just not likely. You should always look at the school first, the track program second, and the money last unless that is the only way you can get to college. I do know some small D2 schools that will give almost a full ride for anyone that jumps over 14' because their conference is always so bad in the vault 14' will win right away. But the downfall to these programs, especially this one in particular is that the reason they do not have greatest vaulters and can give so much for a 14' guy is because they do not have a coach that knows anything about pole vaulting, and they do not have hardly any poles. The pole situation is usually the biggest problem with going to smaller schools, because you can't go but so high on the same poles. Yes there are a few good smaller D2 and D3 programs that have a full set up just like a big D1 school, but they are a rare.
EDIT: School was DII
