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@adbono posted:
You provided good advice. Whoever suggested that posting about a walk on offer would generate a money offer from a different school offered bad advice - and they don’t understand how college baseball recruiting works.

I know baseball is very different from football and basketball and people don't want to believe it. I have a close friend who's son did that exact move, in football. A P5 coach gave him permission to post he received a PWO offer from the school. He parlayed that into a full ride at a FCS school.

That being said, baseball kids only announce commitments, not offers. If they do, they are publicly shamed. Which is crazy because every football and basketball kid posts every visit and offer.

3/12/248:30 AM

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