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Fuel for the Long Season, in The Dugout: https://t.co/2tBXJsxd7Z

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Got a 4 p.m. practice?

A solid lunch at school, a snack like a banana or a sandwich in the early afternoon, and a recovery snack right after practice, before the drive home.

More nutrition basics in The Dugout. Link below.

[Indiana Baseball Hub @inbaseballhub]

JUCO is not a consolation prize.

It can mean more at-bats or innings, time to grow, and a second chance to be recruited.

Indiana-area JUCO programs on our list: Vincennes, Wabash Valley, Lincoln Trail, John A. Logan and Danville Area.

#INbaseball

[Indiana Baseball Hub @inbaseballhub]

Parents: coaches recruit the whole player. Physical tools, how he competes, his grades and how he acts when things go wrong.

Many families focus only on stats and rankings and miss what actually moves a coach.

#INbaseball

[Indiana Baseball Hub @inbaseballhub]

Parents Lesson 2, free: What College Coaches Look For in a Player
https://t.co/ioCyvGS7U0

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Myth: a higher ranking gets a player recruited.

Fact: coaches judge the player, not the ranking. Spend on training and the right events, not on raising a profile score.

Free lesson for parents in the reply. #baseball

[Indiana Baseball Hub @inbaseballhub]

Fall to Winter: Putting Food, Recovery, Strength and Second Sports Together
https://t.co/YN6hEdkprr

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New in The Dugout: Fall to Winter.

Food, recovery, strength and second sports, put together into one simple off-season plan. Plus a sample week and a 5-step checklist for families.

Spring players are built in the winter. Link below.

[Indiana Baseball Hub @inbaseballhub]

1/ Fall ball is over. Here's a simple way to plan the winter, in five pieces 🧵

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Parents Lesson 1, free: How Recruiting Actually Works
https://t.co/891Grb3dv9

[Indiana Baseball Hub @inbaseballhub]

Parents: your son can email a college coach at any age. The rules limit what coaches can send back, not what he sends.

D-I baseball coaches can start calls, texts and emails Aug. 1 before junior year.

Free lesson on how recruiting really works below.

[Baseball Recruit Dad | The Recruiting Parent @BaseballDad2028]

Great article to answer my earlier question about college baseball coaches’ preference for multi-sport athletes! Thanks, @inbaseballhub! @RecruitParent1

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@BaseballDad2028 Most coaches love it honestly. Shows athleticism and keeps kids from burning out. We wrote up which sports carry over best if it helps: https://t.co/QNuwFhFu1W

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@inbaseballhub IBH, thanks for sharing your timely article backed up by the latest evidence! Appreciate it!

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My 2028 is a multi-sport athlete. He is working to be recruited for college baseball. Fresh and soph years, he played football, basketball, and baseball. He decided not to play football during current junior year to have more time for classes and baseball development. Risk of injury is also a concern. I know time is finite and other sports took away from his baseball development over the years and he would have been farther along with his metrics. But I wouldn’t have wanted him to limit his athleticism to just one sport…in this case, baseball.

Question for @coachdrew94, @GrahamD14, @PeterMichael00, @TweetsbyCoachP, @TroyPSilva, @CoachBeede, other current/former coaches, and college baseball recruiting experts—Do college baseball coaches GENERALLY like or prefer multi-sport athletes? Is it an advantage or disadvantage?

Thanks to @DanCevette for expressing his supportive opinion on X.

Thanks in advance for your honest and constructive feedback.

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@coachwwest I would circle back with them with any significant info or progress - grades, improved metrics, game performance, more videos. But would give it some time before reaching out after sending that film. Coaches are busy. Need to give them time to respond.

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Thanks and he is focused in the weight room and baseball development on the weekends. He is 6’2, 201libs. Baseball metrics are not where they need to be to be a D1 level talent for HS spring baseball season, but he will try to get there. Still unlikely anyway that he will be recruited for D1 which he is totally fine with. Playing baseball at a great school where he fits is the goal.

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@Chuck75031002 Chuck, thanks for sharing your story. Good luck with baseball!

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@anthonyjhodel Thanks and will share with my son!

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Hey Coach Prince, my son’s soph year was varsity football starter as LB, TE, and special teams. He was the 6th man last season for HS varsity basketball and will be a starter this upcoming season. Was starter on HS JV baseball team as freshman. He played some quality innings during soph year on HS varsity baseball team - OF and RHP in relief. Will be varsity baseball starter in Spring 2027 as junior.

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@YaoMingsLawyer Thanks, Maximus, for your perspective. Hopefully players and parents see this chat and have a better perspective on what they need to do vs. what they want to do or what they “love” to do.