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The transfer portal changed everything. High school recruits aren’t just competing with other kids anymore — they’re competing with college athletes looking for new homes. Coaches wait for the portal to open, scan hundreds of college players, and only take high school kids who already have real visibility. If...

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1.9 -2.2 Percent of high school players get to play Division 1 Baseball. The transfer portal as it is, will lower that number even more you will see fewer high school commits unless the transfer portal rules change. If you are a high school player, you need to be doing everything you can to compete for a spot as a commit. Once committed understand now you are trying to earn a spot against players who are older than you, have probably seen better pitching, and higher velo than you. Earning a starting spot at a D1 college is very very tough. INCREDIBLY tough. So what can you do to try and compete for a spot on a D1 roster and shoot for a starting spot. Eat right, challenge yourself in the cages and on the field with DIFFICULT WORK, stuff that you aren’t good at or don’t like, embrace the challenge. Lift!! Don’t wait until high school to start lifting. College lifting programs are ridiculously tough. Fielding, work multiple positions, get uncomfortable there, work on the things that you aren’t good at while never neglecting the things that you currently do well. Finally- SLEEP!! Recovery is huge. You need to get enough rest. There is a correlation between not getting enough sleep and injuries. There are so many players who play the game so well, I’m chasing them and will always bust my butt to continue to get better. Making the high school team is hard, but college, they say everyone is as good as you if not better. Leave no stone unturned- get uncomfortable and give yourself your best shot to get an opportunity to continue to play at ANY level.

Tanner Carson

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