#FNU baseball is the No. 9 seed in the 2026 USCAA Small College World Series and is headed back to DuBois!!!!🛡️⚔️✈️ #GoConquistadors // #TheRightWayToPlay

I'm not anti-showcase...but before you spend money on another showcase, ask yourself: What am I trying to accomplish? Which schools will actually be there? Am I a realistic fit for those programs? Have I contacted them? Is my profile and video ready to send? You should be able to explain why you’re going. "I need exposure" is a stinky answer

Penn College of Technology is looking for Transfers for this spring! Giving a priority to Arms, Outfielders, and Catchers. If you are in the portal and looking for a new home this spring please reach out to me through DM or email. @PCTBaseball

Most high school athletes dream of playing for a championship college program. 🏆 There’s nothing wrong with that, but here’s a question to consider 👇 What if joining a struggling program provides the BETTER opportunity? An established program often already has experienced players at every position, talented backups, and limited opportunities for underclassmen to compete. Your athlete might have to wait two or three years before earning a starting role is realistic. 😕 A rebuilding program, on the other hand, might provide an opportunity to compete earlier and the satisfaction of being a big part of MAKING a program successful. Of course, not every struggling program presents a good opportunity. There’s a difference between a program that’s building with a clear plan and a program that’s struggling because of poor leadership, inadequate resources, or a dysfunctional culture. The main point is this… Don’t automatically eliminate a school because of its win-loss record, and don’t assume that joining a winning program automatically means your athlete will have a better experience. The end goal isn’t simply to be part of a successful program. It’s finding an opportunity where your athlete can contribute, develop, and have a meaningful college experience. 👍 If you'd like help identifying college programs that might be a great fit for your athlete, even some you haven't considered, message us to get started with a free recruiting consultation.

Yesterday: 1 in 3 top recruits were gone from their commit school after one season. So who stayed? Freshmen who played (20+ at-bats or 10+ innings): 83% were back for year two. Freshmen who didn't: 48%. Before he commits, ask how many freshmen play. glynnbaseballadvisory.com/du…

Straight from the mouth of a mid-major D1 coach a few minutes ago. I told him I needed to write this stuff down and share with everyone. We were talking about a few players that I work with and he was telling me about how ridiculous recruiting is getting. "Everyone's running out of roster spots... so we are all like, 'this guy sucks' [when watching a player] because he's not an absolute dude. And we're all passing on good players because you'll probably be able to find an older or more experienced guy down the road". "We basically have 3 different recruiting classes each year. High school, JC, and portal. And you don't even know how many roster spots you're actually gonna have". "We have so few roster spots that we are grading kids on such high scales. Like a high school guy has to be a starter as a freshman or we can't recruit him. And then if he shows up and actually starts as a freshman for us he'll probably leave and get more money from a bigger school. So you can't win. And then we just end up sitting in a holding pattern." "The value of a single roster spot for us has gone up a ton because the total amount of spots we have has gone down, but the dollar amount per spot has gone up with scholarships increasing. So we are investing more in these guys, and expecting more." This is the sentiment amongst most D1 coaches at this point and honestly a large population of D2 and D3 programs that are incentivized to be patient and wait for an older guy rather than recruiting young. High tier academic schools operate on a different timeline, and there are certainly some other exceptions. But this is the new reality for most programs. Players and families... do not assume that you are the exception and that this doesn't apply to you!

Happy National Coaches Day to all of our #Conquistador coaches!!!!⚔️🛡️ #GoConquistadors // #TheRightWayToPlay

🚨 Robbie Britt: Hitting Advice • Before obsessing over “fixing” your mechanics ask yourself 2 questions: 1. Am I on time? 2. Am I swinging at good pitches? ⭐️ Don’t worry about your mechanics when you step in the box. Focus on hunting YOUR pitch.