This is a guide to the website resources for college baseball recruiting.
College Baseball Conference Profile (free)
This email comes once a week and contains a basic college profile for a selected baseball conference. The information includes baseball team operating expenses, most recent conference standings, size, admission rates, graduation rates, tests scores, and average net price.
Spreadsheets
DIY College Rankings Baseball Spreadsheet
Spreadsheet with over 1500 four and two-year institutions that have baseball programs.
College Application Tracking Spreadsheet (free)
Spreadsheet to track your college application deadlines. Just sign-up for the up-dates using the box to the left.
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College Athletic Recruiting Strategy: Going Where the Teams Are
If you are a high school athlete and already have five coaches from D1 schools showing up when you play and you’re only a junior-congratulations! You need not read any further ...
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Getting Recruited: What You Might Have Forgotten
It's easy to get caught up in the recruiting process. You'll spend some time chasing a shiny that turns out not to be. Or maybe you'll become fixated on improving ...
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Strength and Conditioning Programs for Incoming College Athletes
If you read any books on college athletic recruiting, you’ll come across a section that discusses the biggest surprises to new college athletes coming from high school. I can’t think ...
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Want to be Recruited to Play in College? Draw Them a Map
It doesn’t matter how many scouts or coaches show up to a tournament–if they don’t know you’re there you won’t be recruited to play in college. I remember one summer ...
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When Will College Coaches Start Contacting Me?
(Updated for 2020) If you’re serious about playing college athletics, you need to understand how and when college coaches can start contacting you (officially) and when you can contact them ...
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What You Need to Know About Verbal Commitments
If you’re looking to play college athletics, you can’t help but hear about verbal commitments. And if you’re pursuing an athletic scholarship, chances are that you’ll be making a verbal ...
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What Athletes Need to Know About the Ivy League Academic Index
If you’re interested in playing your sport for one of the Ivy League schools, you need to understand the Academic Index. I’m assuming that you already know that the Ivy ...
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College Baseball Recruiting: Game Attendance, Finances, and D3
There are different approaches players use to get recruited to play college baseball. Some wait to be discovered. Another group sends an email with a link to their video to ...
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How Much do D1 Colleges Spend on Baseball Programs?
(Updated for 2019) Imagine choosing between two job offers. (I know, many would be grateful with just one but I did say imagine.) All other things being equal, you would ...
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50-50 Highlights: NAIA Colleges
The NCAA is not the only college athletic organization with sports programs. The National Association for intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has over 250 members. Like the NCAA, the NAIA regulates the number of scholarships available ...
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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!
This school is a member of the National Crhistian College Athletic Association and is considered a special focus school. You can find out more information at the College Navigator