Reply to "College Scouting of HS Freshman"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Maybe you misunderstood. My point is that there are college assistants who were at one time managers or coaches for travel teams. They have incredible connections in recruiting top travel team players.

The college game and restrictions is so much different than when son was in HS. I do know that back then D1 coaches did give lessons, not sure if it was allowed.

I don't see how a paid D1 coach would have time to work with younger players, sometimes there isnt even enough time in the day to get all your work in.

HCs who have successful camps pay their assistants and volunteers from their camps. These camps bring in LOTS of money. Some volunteers do pretty well, but don't get any employee benefits.

6/9/186:38 PM

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