Might a college charge substantially more than another college to weed out those that dont want to pay the hefty price, therefore getting the truly committed interested players attending?
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Not usually.
Don't think thats the strategy. I think they charge what they feel the market will pay. Camps, as much as anything else, are to help pay the coaches (and believe me when I say that college assistant baseball coaches aren't paid tremendously well as a rule). The market adjusts the price. Nothin' wrong with that...it just is what it is.