DIY College Rankings College Baseball Recruiting Resources

This is a guide to the website resources for college baseball recruiting.

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Why My Spreadsheets Don’t Include the Coaches’ Email Addresses

My College Athletic Spreadsheets do not include any coaches’ information. No email addresses for baseball coaches or phone numbers for softball coaches. I occasionally get requests to include the coaches’ email addresses but I have no ...
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Using Baseball to Get Into College: The College Application Essay

When people think of using baseball to get into college, they’re usually thinking about a coach offering a full-ride scholarship to play on the team. For those who still hold ...

Should you tell coaches about an injury during the recruiting process?

Just asking this question suggests that it’s possible to hide the injury from the college coaches. I suppose it’s possible to hide an injury during the recruiting process if it ...
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Must Read for High School Baseball Players and their Parents

There is a post at the Next Level Baseball Player blog that all high school baseball players who want to play college baseball and their parents should read “A Raw ...
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Who Pays for a College Athlete’s Health Insurance and Medical Care?

If as a college athlete you don't expect to make enough money from the Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rule to cover your own health insurance, don't expect the NCAA ...
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How to Start the College Athletic Recruiting Process

You’ve heard the saying, “you don’t know what you don’t know?” It’s relevant to college athletic recruiting–when starting out, many families don’t know where to begin or what to ask ...
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Athletic Scholarships: 12 Things You Need to Know

I’m always amazed at how little players and their families know about athletic scholarships. Given that most of them have been justifying playing their sport for the chance at a ...
4 Simple Tips to Organize the Recruiting Process

4 Simple Tips to Organize the Recruiting Process

College athletic recruiting is a process of narrowing down school choices while collecting increasingly detailed information about those choices and not losing track of where you are during the process ...

Should You Use an Athletic Recruiting Service?

As students and parents start to wade into the college athletic recruiting process, they’ll soon see all kinds of advertisements, websites, and offers from athletic recruiting services. All promise to ...
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51 Questions to Ask College Coaches on College Recruiting Visits

The following is a list of questions to ask college coaches during in an interview whether on a college visit, at a game, or at a camp. These questions won’t ...

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4 thoughts on “DIY College Rankings College Baseball Recruiting Resources”

  1. Sometimes small schools are the best option.

    I am a parent and wanted to tell you about a small school that my Son has attended the last two years and loves it. If you need a school and want to get a chance to play college baseball please look up Florida’s best kept secret Florida Christian College (FCC) a 4 year college. You can earn many degrees that are not seen on the website, call the Registrar for information on how you can earn a major in the field you desire. Visit them at FCC.EDU then click on the athletics page, baseball and fill out the athletic form. Read about all of their accomplishments and give them a shot. My Son did and is very happy. Good luck with your college search!

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