2015 RHP is set up to pitch bullpen session with JUCO coach and tour the school. Should he ask the coach in advance for the opportunity to take infield/outfield before he gets there? He's had several people tell him that he can contribute to most college teams as SS or outfielder based on his size and speed. While utilizing weight training/conditioning program at the school to make him stronger to add to pitching velocity. He's afraid to bother the coach and thinks he might lose interest if he's anything but a pitcher. Share your thoughts...
Coaches love versatility. We had a few starting pitchers who got some AB's as DH's (ultimately failed) and our closer and two other solid relievers were also corner infielders who got a lot of playing time and were among our most productive bats.
While I wouldn't directly ask, "hey, can you hit me some fungoes when I am done with my bullpen," I don't see any harm in him letting the coach know that he strongly believes he can help the program out in the field/at the plate in addition to what he brings on the mound. He is there to sell himself and the coach is there to sell the school. It isn't much effort for a coach to pick up a fungo and a bucket of balls, or to bring a bucket of balls into a cage and watch your son take some hacks.
I never pushed the issue when I played in college and I wish I had. At my second school, junior season, my coach didn't realize I had a bat until they let the pitchers take BP on a goof off day. He told me he wished I had told him I could hit in the fall.