2010 Senior-what now?

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First, accept an offer from one of the Jucos, he can commit and not required to attend next fall. That would be your alternate plan for now.
Second, you need to make a plan, has he contacted any coaches or just waited for them to find him, it's not going to happen that way.
Get an evaluation, attending a high profile showcase might help, especially for unsigned seniors (check out Perfect Game).
This is only the early signing period, but you need to make the most of what time is left. There are opportunities that become available in the spring and summer.

FWIW, something to think about...

One thing to keep in mind... If the DI is in the same area as the JC's, and/or if there's a chnace that the DI actually recruits players from those JC's... I would think twice about committing to the JC early. DI coaches tend to shy away from JC committed players... They want to keep a good relationship with those JC coaches. They could feel that they will end up with the player anyway if he attends a ceratin JC.

As far as signing early with a JC, I would say this. Make sure it is the exact situation you're looking for. If your son really throws 90 and has anything at all to go with it, he can wait... There will be "many" JC's that will make a great offer very late. Even the day before classes start! There aren't a lot of JC's in this country that won't find room for another 90 mph arm. But there are a few! if it's one of those few, go back to is it the perfect situation for your son suggestion.

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Originally posted by grandslams:
2010 Senior. Former MLB pitcher John Riedling wrote this guide on recruiting. Check it out at the link below and good luck to you and your son!

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