Reply to "How do you know for sure?"

mrmom500+ posts

All good advice,

I would echo the statement that "Justbaseball" made...ask knowledgeable sources. Most players interested in playing college ball do as TR said....they play on summer/fall teams and or go to showcases. In these experiences they will be around coaches etc who can tell you what level to pursue. Make sure to ask these persons if you may use them as a reference.

Once you feel like you know what level your talent is, and have some good references, be proactive. Let every school your interested in, and that's a feasible fit to your ability, know you want to go there.

Don't wait for them to call you...many will that your not interested in...chase the one's YOU want!!!!!!

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