@BaseballBUDDY posted:There shouldn’t be idle time at these events.
I would prefer a hit list of Universities to drive through. Big, Small, City, Country.
Go to the field on Campus and have Joey knock on the Office door.
He met coaches, summer school players and was able to walk in the stands at some schools.
IF your at these tourneys for wins and losses, you’ve missed the best opportunity to get some real intel.
In addition, some schools have a camp during that same period and even 1 day at a camp could garner interest. ( “hey coach, I have a game at a local HS if you want to see me in a game”).
Finally, there are recruiters all over the place. Where your uni and greet them. They can tell a ball player when they see one, so why not show them one.
Basically, why go to a job fair and not speak to employers? I could never figure why travel coaches tell players not to bother the coaches.
Baseball is an individual recruited sport. GO GET YO JOB
It's the coaches job to meet the player and has to make sure he adheres to division recruiting rules.
Travel coaches are right, don't bother the coaches. Same applies to parents.