Reply to "Recruiting the "mid-tier" player"

Trust In Him5,000+ posts

A lot of great advice here. My 2 cents....my son only received a total of 3 offers (1 was as a preferred walk on, scholarship "maybe" his jr year). So based on this I would guess my son was at the bottom and not a "middle range" recruit interest. There will be a program somewhere for a kid with talent and desire. Might not be D1, D2 or D3 but a wide variety. Keep at it, try your best and see where that leads. The right breaks, the right situation, and hard work can do wonders. BTW, my son had a good college baseball career and education at a D1 program, and he is still playing . So don't give up hope.

12/4/176:59 PM

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