Assessing On-Field Make Up Aaron Gershenfeld, Citadel Baseball Recruiting Coordinator Most people think of off-the-field habits and decisions as the main evaluation piece for player character and make up. There is [...]
Players Coaches Love to Coach Nick Otte, University of Central Florida Assistant Coach Every college coach in the country wants to be around players they enjoy working with on a regular [...]
Recruiting High Academic Players Rucker Taylor, Davidson Baseball Head Coach College coaches at high academic schools have the challenge of finding talented players who also met their academic standards. High academic [...]
The Value in Relationships Tony Asaro, Loyola Marymount University Recruiting Coordinator The stakes are high. Every offer a college coach makes, comes with a major risk. The offer is a calculation [...]
What I've learned in 50 Episodes Justin Musil, BRC Founder & Host It's episode number 50! Host Justin Musil reflects back on the 49 episodes prior to this one. He has [...]
Avoiding the Comparison Game Jordan Banfield, Recruiting Coordinator at University of Akron Baseball It is next to impossible to go through the recruiting process without players comparing themselves to others. [...]
Evaluating Pitchers without a Radar Gun Eric Niesen, Georgetown University Pitching Coach Radar guns have been an integral part of scouting pitchers for decades. College coaches and pro scouts rely heavily [...]
Finding Players to Build a Powerhouse Tony Vitello, University of Tennessee Head Coach One of the biggest challenges any coach faces is trying to build a program into a powerhouse. It [...]
College Scouting vs Pro Scouting Brock Ungricht, University of San Diego Recruiting Coordinator There are many differences in what pro scouts look for in comparison to college coaches. They evaluate countless [...]
The Process of Offer to Commitment Zach Butler, Nicholls State University Recruiting Coordinator Host Justin Musil breaks down the complex process that begins with schools making offers, and ends with the [...]
