Parents are often left wondering what their role is in the recruiting process. The uncertainty of that role can often lead to helicopter parenting or completely neglecting the process. It’s very difficult for parents to find the perfect middle ground. Host Justin Musil is loaded with experience on this topic and shares his insight. He is also joined by Tulane University Head Baseball Coach Travis Jewett, who has years of experience recruiting and dealing with parents. 

Every player has a story of how they ended up at their school. Host Justin Musil has a conversation with Michael Busch, who is an infielder at the University of North Carolina. Michael is also a projected first round pick and one of the top college players in the country. However; Michael’s rise to stardom is a unique story, like many players. He shares about his recruiting process and details what his life is like as a player and student at UNC.

Many players and parents go through the recruiting process acting and saying things that completely turn coaches off. Some of those actions and/or words may even be costing players offers. What are these turn offs and how can they be prevented? Host Justin Musil is joined by Blake Beemer, Ball State University assistant coach and recruiting coordinator, to unveil the major turn offs in recruiting. This is a must listen podcast to make sure players and parents are getting it right.

Great athletes are difference makers on the baseball field. Their athleticism allows them to develop well as a player and they bring versatility to the games they play in. Host Justin Musil is joined by Nick Schnabel, the University of Michigan assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. Justin and Coach Schnabel discuss the importance of great athletes on a team, and why college baseball is going hard after those types of players. How do you become a better athlete and why does that matter? Listen and find out.

There are talented players who make everyone around them better. They are called winners. One of the most underrated components in the recruiting process is a player's ability to make everyone around them better. What makes a winner and how does a player become one? Host Justin Musil is joined by Nate Yeskie, a renowned pitching coach and recruiting coordinator, who has a national championship under his belt. Coach Yeskie knows how to find winners and he tells how he does that on this podcast.

This is one of the biggest debates in youth sports. What do college baseball coaches think high school players should do? Specialize with baseball and focus year round on training, or be a multi-sport athlete? This podcast helps lay out some solutions for helping players decide what is best for them. It’s not easy, but this is a critical decision for players.

Trust is one of the most important factors in recruiting, but how can you build that with coaches? Trust is a key component to any great relationship. Host Justin Musil is joined by Connor Gandossy from Creighton University, their hitting coach and recruiting coordinator. Justin and Coach G go through how players can build trust with coaches and why that matters. They also discuss how coaches can "earn" a players trust back. The Trust Component is everything.

Have you ever wondered what intangibles are and what they mean to college baseball coaches? This podcast defines intangibles and what they mean to recruiting. Host Justin Musil is joined by East Carolina University Hitting Coach and Recruiting Coordinator Jeff Palumbo to discuss the key intangibles every coach wants in a player.

Host Justin Musil is joined by Chad Caillet, Southern Miss Baseball Hitting Coach and Recruiting Coordinator. Justin and Coach Caillet look into the 3 main coaching styles and what players fit into each system. Finding the right coaching style is essential and this podcast explains why it is important and how a player figures that out in the recruiting process.

Host Justin Musil is joined on the podcast by Matt Hiserman, the University of San Francisco Pitching Coach. Justin and Coach Hiserman give unique takes on coachability and how it impacts recruiting and college baseball teams. Coach Hiserman gives a behind the scenes look at the types of players he wants to coach and who are most likely to succeed. Coachability Matters and this podcast shows why.