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Peach49 posted:
There were 7 players from his travel ball team that signed to play in college. None started contacting colleges until after there Junior year HS baseball season which is why he felt he still has time. He's had 3 D1 and 2 D2 show interest. In preparation he's put together a player profile that covers all his contact info, testing results, GPA, SAT, baseball awards, and video links.

Showing interest in not being recruited. A lot of players don’t get past “shown interest.” Active, ongoing communication means there’s genuine interest. An offer is being recruited.

Recruiting is like a sales environment. It’s important to recognize the difference between tire kickers, suspects and prospects. A prospect is when there’s a financial offer on the table.

1/5/203:54 PM

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