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anotherparent10,000+ posts

Sure, I completely agree. You have to know where you fit when you go to a camp, to know what to expect out of it. I was talking to a parent at my son's school (D3), who said, "my son attended this baseball camp for 3 years and wasn't recruited, how did your son get recruited here?" he looked surprised when I said it was at a showcase in a different state. If a school camp costs $75, then by all means go; if a coach personally invites you to a camp, then go; just don't pay $1000 to go to Stanford's camp thinking they might recruit you someday.

10/27/2011:05 PM

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