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Reply to "Whats the reality of a 2018 player walking onto a D1 Team?"

Keep in mind that at many D1 programs, they have a catcher who was recruited and probably on scholarship. He has a back up. So being a walk on, you have to really be a hitter for them to add you onto the team. Can you play other positions?  Chances are you won't see much action if this the case. You don't want to be just a bp catcher.

Lest be honest, being part of a team is about playing. Most guys aren't really happy sitting on the bench.  Parents aren't either. I see the look on their faces when their sons don't come up to bat, or get on the bump. 

Go to a program where the coach really is interested, but be aware that some coaches make promises they can't keep. Go where you will be able to compete, meaning a program that fits your ability and of course, your intended major.

JMO

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