@baseballhs posted:There is absolutely no way to know. We knew kids who were sitting 75 as freshmen and never progressed much beyond that. Other kids make huge gains. How much does he work outside of "practice"? Does he lift and care about nutrition? What are his projections genetically? What program does he use to train? Are his mechanics efficient? A million factors.
Agree. Nobody knows the future let alone some poster here - no matter how knowledgeable or well-intentioned. Kids are drafted or signed all the time to big time D1’s and that is the last we hear from them. Other kids have higher ceilings but take longer to develop. Start by making the high school team and exceeding at that. Continue to grow and develop along the natural course of things. Three years from now there may people scrambling all over themselves to have your son play for them be it D1, D2, D3, or the pros.