Reply to "Email campaigns and recruiting"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Dad18 posted:
RJM,
You wrote:
" FWIW, if you have the funds or willing to pay full tuition anyones player just became more attractive."
Are you referring to a preferred walk-on? While the difference in scholarship money between 25% and 0 may in some cases may not be all that much isn't the perception between a walk on and a scholarship player in terms of opportunity etc huge?

I wrote that.

People have a perception walk ons dont get full consideration, but some folks can afford to pay full tuition which leaves the coach an opportunity to offer more to a player who needs it more than they do. They do this all the time.

If a coach that asks a player to come and try out for as a walk on, remember he is only offering a try out.

There lies the difference.

7/31/1611:24 AM

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