Wander: my bp varies greatly depending what part of the season we are in.
For the first 2 weeks we are trying to get a lot of cuts on field, in the cages and off the tees. I hope that we aren't getting a lot of 'bad' cuts but basically we are throwing meat and crushing the ball.
After about 2 weeks I now have some feedback as to where different hitters are in their progress. Drills are then formulated and used each day in the cages by different groups (of course on rainy days you'll have different things that will get worked on, ie they can get a lot of bunting in).
My typical bp will consist of a group getting 8-6-4 cuts. Then after we go thru that we regroup for games where we focus on counts, situational hitting, and bunts.
One thing I try to really get right is getting your groups so that you've got good hitters spread out so the guys fielding are seeing good hitting. If you put all your best hitters together they are standing next to the cage swinging a bat while shots are being hit ... you can help yourself by having your best guys fielding shots. (this is true for me anyway because i have one field so i've got some young guys with the varsity guys)
good comments guys; keep 'em coming. I'm here to learn