Reply to "Did you OVER or UNDER estimate your kids ability?"

Rob Kremer1,000+ posts

I think if anything, I underestimated my son. The truth was, I just didn't know. I didn't know if he was a D1 level prospect when he was in high school. We looked at lots of D1s, mid major D1s and D3s during those years and I was never sure where he would fit in.

His goal was to find the best combination of high academic school and competitive baseball, and that worked out well for him. But during the process, until he had signed, I just did not know what level of baseball that would be.

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