Reply to "When to start social media stuff as a HS Freshman?"

Buckeye 201510,000+ posts

Agree with the others. No reason to post as a freshman in a HS game.....unless maybe you are posting a video of him throwing 85+. HS stats at any level, other than maybe HR's are meaningless to a college coach, even if it was on the Varsity team. Coaches want to "see" the kid, which will in all likelihood happen in the summer as colleges are in the middle of their seasons right now. No college coach has time to scroll thru social media looking for HS stats....especially 2026's that they have never heard of.

2/20/232:35 PM

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