Advice needed

The proper replies should be honest answers. "I don't know or I am not sure" are also honest answers.

Most first contact calls are very one-sided, with the coaches calling to give a short "spiel" about their program and school.

It never hurts to have a list of questions ready. I feel that it is important for the player to ask the questions, not the parent, at least at first.

You'll find some questions here in these articles:
http://www.hsbaseballweb.com/recruiting_visits.htm

As for interest level response ..... I always hear one common thread from college coaches, "we don't recruit players that don't want to be here."

Most coaches feel that it is a waste of time and effort and ultimately a bad fit if the "talk a player into liking their program."

Thanks HSBBweb....Is it uncommon for the recruiter to be aggressive in the beginning...seeking a commitment or is it understood that most players want to explore all their options before narrowing choices?