significant senior season

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This is totally curiosity only - but since I have often wondered about it and never figured it out I figure I may as well ask the question.

Quite often I read about a player that did not sign in the early signing period. They usually include a bit about how they are hoping that if their son has an outstanding senior season it will open more doors for him.

Since there have been many threads over the years that address how insignificant high school stats are what is it they are loooking for in the senior season that will change who is recruiting their son?

I can guess arm speed increases for pitchers - and possibly a growth spurt - is that it? Or are there other things are these folks hoping for, and what are they?????

2/19/0412:12 PM

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