Reply to "Interesting tidbits from recent recruiting survey"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

Within the last month I had a private conversation with a poster about using “a guy” as opposed to a service. The poster explained he’s from the south. “The guy” has contacts with Ivies and other HA’s in the northeast.

If “the guy” has direct contacts and can presell on behalf of the player it can have value. But everything I know about services is providing information and spamming the hell out of college coaches.

An important part of preselling a player seeing and assessing the player. It’s why a travel player’s coach is the best person for preselling.

Just curious, if a service contacts a coach without ever seeing the player on the field how does he have any credibility with the coach?

7/11/197:02 PM

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