Parents of Elite HS Sophomores and Juniors:
Baseball Only

Don’t let someone take advantage of you because you are pursuing a dream.
Don’t be fooled by empty promises.
Pay for my recruiting services ONLY after your goals are met!!!!!!!

My first rule for earning a scholarship is for your son to make himself into the best ballplayer he can be. If he is committed to that goal, my mental skills training WILL aid that process. I will work for your son for 1/3 of my standard rate with the intent of helping him earn a baseball scholarship. I will tell you where I believe he can play (see levels below), and if you like these possibilities and want to employ me, we will go to work together. As we do, I will only charge you for the time that he and I are together training his skills, and that time will be at 33% of my standard rate, or $25/hour. We will need to work together a minimum of once per month. I will also work behind the scenes to get him signed at no up-front cost to you. Additionally, I will guide him on appropriate letters and phone calls to make, and serve as an “advisor” through the process of visiting schools. I WILL NOT write letters for your son. He must be actively invested in this process. If he is likely to get drafted by a major league organization, this service does not cover the “advising” that an agent would do.

If you sign a National Letter of Intent at the level of school we’ve agreed to or higher, and only if this happens, then you will pay me the rest of my regular rate plus $500. To recap, I work for $75/hour, but if you don’t reach your goal level for signing at a school then you only pay $25/hour. If you do, you pay the full rate plus a $500 bonus for me. For example, if we worked every other week for 6 months, you’d pay me $25 each visit. Assuming this was 13 sessions, you would owe me the other $50 per visit ($650) plus the $500 bonus when he happily signed. In this case, you’d get a scholarship that could save you $10,000, $20,000, $30,000 or more for $1,150.

Level of schools are as follows:
Level 1: DIII Walk-on / Northern school spot on the team
Level 2: DIII NCAA or JUCO Guaranteed spot on the team
Level 3: Scholarship at a JUCO or recruited walk-on at a DI (not Big DI), or scholarship at a DII or NAIA school.
Level 4: Scholarship at a “mid-major” DI, or Ivy League school LOI, or Big DI recruited walk-on.
Level 5: Scholarship to a Big DI school. Congratulations!!!!

Big DI is a list of about 50 schools. This list is all of the Big XII, SEC, ACC, Pac 10 schools, plus Rice, Notre Dame, East Carolina, Tulane, Creighton, TCU, LA-Lafayette, and Coastal Carolina.

I will propose a level that I believe I can help your son get signed at AFTER seeing him perform and discussing the recruiting process with him. If you have serious interest in this program, let me know and I will schedule a time to see him practice or play. At this early stage in this program for me, there is no charge for you to find out what level I’m willing to gamble on your son. As a veteran college coach, this is a valuable service in itself, but only if you like my honesty (sometimes called “brutal” honesty, but certainly optimistic about the future as well).