2022 - Where can I get a good assessment?

knownothingdad1,000+ posts

I've been reading a lot of recruiting advice on this forum, and much of it seems to be specific to the level of the player. The advice given to an elite-level D1 talent is not appropriate for a D3 level player, and vice versa.

As he is beginning his sophomore year of baseball and formulating his college recruiting plan, what is the best way for my son to get an honest assessment of his talent level? His high school and travel team coaches are excellent at teaching the game of baseball, but they're not college recruiting experts. His pitching coach tells him he's destined for greatness, but I can't tell if he's trying to sell more lessons. And I'm his dad, so I'm obviously not able to provide an objective opinion.

I'd appreciate any ideas.

10/17/195:04 PM

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