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‼️ High School Football Reality ‼️
Most people, don’t really understand what it means when a senior football players season ends. They don’t understand the true finality of it for 95% of these young men. You can play baseball/softball/basketball in rec leagues forever. You can always play a game of pick up basketball. You can play golf and tennis as much as you want when you get older. You can run Track and enter a 5K or marathons till you die. But most high school football players will never ever put on a helmet and play the same game again. You go from being totally and completely immersed in a game you love to being totally and completely shut out from it. That is incredibly difficult. Football is not a lifetime sport… but high school football IS a once in a lifetime experience.
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Not every athlete develops at the same rate. Just because you’re behind your peers now doesn’t mean you can’t catch up to them as you get older.
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‘27 DJ Moore
Top 10 in NYS in sacks.
Explosive DE/EDGE with huge upside at the next level.
Great work ethic and a great person!
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‘27 RJ Meyer
Top 5 in Section 9 in receiving yards and TDs.
A WR with great hands and a great route runner! Will be successful at the next level.
hudl.com/video/3/22604248/6a…
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Running a travel baseball program with two teams per age group is 100% reasonable.
But when you start having 3, 4, or even 5 teams at the same age level, you have to ask yourself: Is this really about player development?
I think we all know the answer.
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I used to think oldheads who said they threw 85 mph in HS threw puss(slow).
Now that we know Uncle Dave who “only threw 85 mph” would be clocked at 93-94 mph today. Kinda puts things in perspective.
And 92 mph in 2005, is now 96-97.
So if you throw 95 now, 20 yrs ago you’d barely be breaking 90.🤯
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Are we developing baseball players or showcase athletes?
Exit velocity, throwing velocity, 60 times. All important.
But when did testing well become more important than playing well?
Measurables get you noticed. Baseball skills keep you on the field.
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‘27 WR RJ Meyer
Great hands and a great route runner! Will excel at the next level!
30+ catches for over 400 yards and 8 TDS in 8 games.
hudl.com/v/2UHS5b
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Replying to @Shorethang12
Younger guys will play. Doesn’t matter what year u are for me.
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There’s ZERO reason for travel ball at 8, 9, or 10. Play Little League, develop, and have fun. If I could do it again, I wouldn’t recommend travel ball that young. I’ve seen too many kids burned out by high school. Agree or disagree, that’s my take.
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Funny how everyone wants credit when a kid commits to college.
Some travel programs & showcase companies never made a call, sent an email, or even a text to help, yet act like they made it happen.
How do I know? I’ve helped hundreds of kids get to college. Seen it firsthand.
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🚨UNCOMMITTED 27’ OF🚨
5 Tool 2027 Outfielder with a 3.7 GPA.
In Team College Showcase events
.400 AVG | .525 OBP | .600 SLUG | 1.126 OPS
In the videos Bp Hacks trying to backspin balls in the gap. With a on deck view and then a side by side view.
DM’s OPEN
@OneClawNation @BUncommitted
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What happens after freshman year?
We tracked PBR's top 30 recruits in 36 states from the 2024 class. 668 enrolled at their D1 commit school.
One season later, 232 of them were no longer on that roster.
That's 1 in 3.
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Chasing velocity started in MLB, moved to college baseball, then trickled down to high school and youth baseball.
I firmly believe chasing velo and improper plyo ball use at young ages have contributed to the rise in Tommy John injuries.
Disagree all you want. I stand by it.
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🚨CALLING ALL HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS!!🚨
Limited spots remain for our October 24th Prospect Camp at Babb Field!!
Hosted by JHU Coaching Staff and Attended by College Coaches from Top Academic Schools!
Secure your spot today:
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Student Athlete Spotlight: Wallkill’s Mikesh makes seamless transition to quarterback
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A HS parent asked me to recommend CT travel baseball programs that understand college recruiting and can help their son reach the next level.
In a small state flooded with travel teams, I could honestly recommend only FOUR programs.
Plenty of teams collecting checks, though.
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Unpopular opinion: Too many players have no clue what level they can play at.
Parents don’t know. Most Travel coaches don’t know.
Kids are spending money on showcases at schools where they have ZERO chance of ever playing.
Someone needs to start being honest with these kids.
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St. John Fisher Baseball Prospect Camp:
Less than two weeks away.
Sun, October 18
10am-12pm: Pitchers & Catchers (limited to 12 P, 6 C)
12pm-2pm: Infielders & Outfielders (limited to 24)
Dugan Yard & Player Development Center
Grades 9-12
Register: events.hometownticketing.com…
















