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

Buckeye 201510,000+ posts

How about this for a recruiting journey. A friend's son (2019) is committed to a well known midwest university for baseball...has been for almost a year. Kid is a phenomenal athlete and had an unbelievable year on the football field as a WR/KR. Football coach at the school he's committed to really wants him to do both...meaning full ride for football That option has been in the works for awhile....and they are considering it. A B1G visited him at school today and offered for football. Another B1G that had offered him for baseball has football guys coming to see him tomorrow.....then an ACC school on Thursday and the football guys from the school he's committed to on Friday. At this point, he's still thinking that he's gonna stick with baseball only...but the options are definitely tempting him

12/5/176:57 PM

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