When it comes decision time, many players are left wondering how they break down their final decision. What happens if they have several schools who have offered and they are all great options? What if it’s only one offer? How does a player know if that is THE school for them? Host Justin Musil adds depth to the information of a previous BRC episode (BRC 6) and brings on Joe Mercadante, Stetson University hitting coach and recruiting coordinator, to discuss the 6 key factors in choosing the right school.  

Some of the most important events in recruiting are showcases and college camps. Many players attend these showcases and camps and have no idea what they need to do to draw attention from college coaches. How do players stand out from the rest of the pack and garner interest from schools? Host Justin Musil is joined by Norberto Lopez, the University of Miami baseball recruiting coordinator, and they give invaluable insight and tips on standing out at these events.

Most high school players and parents struggle to gain accurate information on how college coaches recruit club tournaments. This episode gives clarity with how they recruit those events and what players can do to improve their chances in being recruited at them. Coaches have a strategy and they have a plan, but what is it? Host Justin Musil is joined in this episode by one of the best recruiting coordinators in the country, Dan Fitzgerald of Dallas Baptist University (DBU).

Success at the college level is really difficult to find. Every high school or college player in the country, who wants to be successful, should listen to this episode.  On the podcast, host Justin Musil has Cal Poly’s hitting coach and recruiting coordinator, Teddy Warrecker on. In Coach Warrecker’s extensive coaching experience, he has learned successful players have certain traits that make them successful. He reveals them on the podcast.

Players and parents often go through the recruiting process searching for answers on their own, or from the wrong people. Many times they receive poor advice and misinformation costing them thousands of dollars and wasting time. Who does a family turn to? Host Justin Musil has Cooper Fouts, Purdue University recruiting coordinator, on the podcast to discuss this overlooked topic. Justin and Cooper provide key advice for parents and players on where they should turn for guidance.

Host Justin Musil is joined by Lance McCullers Jr. of the Houston Astros. Talented high school players can be faced with the difficult decision of signing a pro contract and giving up college, or turning down the money and opportunity with a MLB team and going to college. This episode takes players and parents through that journey and how to come to a decision. Lance McCullers Jr. was once in the same situation as a high school phenom and shares his fascinating story behind the scenes on draft day.

This episode takes an inside look at possible NCAA rule changes, the best stadiums in the country, the most talented conference in college baseball, and many more hot topics. Host Justin Musil is joined by Kendall Rogers. Kendall is one of the most prominent college baseball writers in the country and he brings his knowledge and experience to the podcast to share his insight.

One of the most difficult transitions from high school to college baseball is balancing baseball with academics. Is there enough study time? Do the players get tutors? How do players play 50+ games and still go to school? How do the players keep up with their school work? These common questions are clarified on this episode. Host Justin Musil is joined by Cory Barton, Rice University’s pitching coach and recruiting coordinator. Justin and Cory know what it takes for players to succeed at this balance.

One of the most misunderstood levels of college baseball...junior college. Many junior college myths are debunked, while many of the benefits for the players are explored on this episode. Host Justin Musil is joined on the podcast by Travis Hergert. Coach Hergert is the Head Coach at North Iowa Area Community College and he runs one of the most successful JUCO programs in the country. Are you considering JUCO? Should you be? Find out on this episode.