college baseball recruiting

Ever wonder what it takes to transition from a baseball player to high school baseball coach to successful Division 1 college coach? Join us as we unpack the journey with our esteemed guest, Ray Noe, assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Virginia Military Institute (VMI). Ray shares his fascinating life story, detailing his experiences at VMI, the intensity of Hell Week, and his steady climb up the coaching ranks. 

What sets a winning team apart? Ray lets us in on the secret sauce - finding the right players with character and the right mindset, the role of travel organizations, and the value of honest conversations with players. He delves into the balancing act of military, school, and baseball, and how to manage the pressure that comes with each. As a bonus, he spills the beans on his unique plays that gave him an edge on the field.

But it's not all about the game. Ray also shares a crucial aspect often overlooked - the significant role of parents at the college level. He sheds light on how parents and coaches can guide players through failure and the importance of taking time away from the game. He even discusses why multi-sport athletes can stay fresh and productive. And to top it all off, he makes a bold prediction for the World Series. Tune in for an episode packed with insights and strategies from a seasoned college coach.

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Robby Massar is a lawyer who specializes in business law. He attended the University of Richmond in Virginia where he got his undergraduate and played division 1 baseball. Robby would go on to become an MLB scout, and then a semi-pro General Manager before starting his own law firm. 

In this episode, the boys dive into Robby's background from growing up in Santa Barbara and attending high school with Will. They share some stories of growing up together and playing sports. Robby then talks about his background as a scout for the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs. He shares how the lifestyle of being a traveling scout took its toll on him, and that prompted Robby to change careers. Robby explains how his background in both law and baseball helps him coach clients as they venture into entrepreneurship. This is a great episode for anyone interested in professional sports as a career, law, or anyone who wants a good laugh. This is a fun filled episode that features a long time friend of Will and Brock.

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Episode 58

Walter Beede knows what it takes to get youth baseball players prepared to play high school and college baseball.  

Coach Beede is known as "The Youth Baseball Guy" received a scholarship from Arizona State University and was selected in the 13th round draft pick in 1981 by the Chicago Cubs, His Coaching background is lengthy and extensive. He has been a head coach at the High School, American Legion, National Travel baseball and NCAA-College level, He has also worked as a Task force member for the prestigious Team USA program in Cary NC. The parent of two sons that competed and graduated at the college level, Walter has been through the recruiting process with both of his sons Kyle and Tyler. Kyle played for LSU Eunice and Alexandria, and Tyler played for The National Champion Vanderbilt Commodores. Tyler also holds the distinction of being the only New England player in the 53-year history of the MLB Draft to be a TWO TIME FIRST ROUND DRAFT Selection. 

Walter Beede explains:

•  how travel baseball is a multi-million dollar business
• why recruits should attend college camps
• the importance of high school coaches
• how to be a college ready recruit
• what Tim Corbin (Vanderbilt) told him about high school players
• Best trick plays

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Today we’re sitting down with TCU's (Texas Christian University) Zach Dechant and discussing some of the challenges that athletes and coaches face day-in and day-out during the college baseball season, as well as what’s to be expected from the young athletes entering a Division 1 Program.

Zach has been at TCU since 2008 and is currently the Assistant Athletic Director of Human Performance and oversees baseball player development. He also handles the development and implementation of the TCU Sports Performance Internship Program that has been in place for over 15 years.

During the baseball off-seasons, he also trains many young athletes as well as MLB / MiLB players in his private practice.  He’s the author of the book, “Movement over Maxes”  and most importantly also recently a new dad.

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