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College Baseball: The Other Side
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College Baseball: The Other Side
@CollegeBTOS
Spreading the word about college baseball beyond D1 on Facebook. College Coaches please tag us in recruiting posts @collegebtos
- Replying to @jacthleteThis comes off pretty bad. With how few HS players get to play in college, yeah, they have plenty to be proud of. Besides there are a lot of JUCO and D3s right up there talent wise with the bottom half of D1, and with new roster limits, talent will spread out even more.
- Replying to @robyounce and @EstefenValdezThats not what it means. Its just 1 guy getting a 5th year for now. Everything beyond that is just wild speculation. The NCAA was also told to look into clarifying a 5th year rule. So it could just mean that everyone gets 5 years, and nothing else changes.
- Replying to @KSUTuscBaseballPop times, velo, exit velo, I feel like everyone exaggerates everything now to try and get noticed. It used to just be height.
- Montreat College, an NAIA school near Ashville, NC sustained significant damage from flooding caused by Hurricane Helene and could use any help you can give. @MontreatCavBase
- Replying to @jacthleteI feel like that makes it worse that you feel this way.
- Replying to @divIIbaseballThats wild. Its a free stream, and you are helping bring more attention to their product. The D2/3 member schools deserve more attention and promotion than they get.
- Replying to @nickstrongSome don’t know they have to earn a spot, they think because they we’re recruited, and maybe got offered a little money, that they have a spot. But some coaches are also resetting priorities with the smaller rosters, and telling 44-48 to look elsewhere.
- Replying to @J2wilson70As I understand it, if a scholarship documents were signed, it can’t just be pulled even if the kid is cut, unless the kid leaves, which I think is what the coaches count on happening.
- Replying to @nickstrongSome kids have no clue what they want to major in, mine doesn’t. In that case, they probably figure it doesn’t matter where they go. Also, some families have 0 experience with college, so some may not even really know that not all colleges offer the same majors.
- Replying to @USFBaseballCougSo much better than fencing!
- I love seeing this, every school should do it. Work with your local little league, get some kids out to your game, start introducing them to college baseball, and run a clinic afterwards.
- Replying to @butchbaccalaMy advice is don’t go to any camps until you have had direct conversations with the HC or RC and they have said they are looking for your position, and want to see you. Obviously they could lie, but most will be honest with players.
