Position Options

He should work at every position. Matching position to college needs is a big factor. If he can pitch and catch, he will have more options. My son was primarily a catcher in his formative years, until Junior and Senior in high school when called upon to pitch and discovered he was All State caliber. He began as catcher while freshman in college, but was behind two other stellar catchers so to see playing time he had to make a move to pitcher, and since he was in a good position as bullpen catcher he could evaluate himself versus the other pitchers and determined he was within the top three so he committed to it.

I would think it depends upon how much he likes playing the other positions and:

1-How good a catcher is he?
2-Can he hit? Power? Average?
3-What kind arm strength does he have?
4-Can he run?

I don't think versatility ever hurt anybody. Just always make sure to be careful when dealing with the pitching- the last thing any player needs is arm problems.