How Today’s College Baseball Recruits Get Noticed: Mike Silvestri (FDRS) x SFCBL In a special sit-down with the South Florida Collegiate Baseball League (SFCBL), Florida Diamond Recruiting Services (FDRS) founder Mike Silvestri breaks down what... Continue reading
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In today’s recruiting world, Twitter and Instagram have become two of the most powerful platforms for high school athletes to gain exposure. If you’re serious about playing college baseball, it’s time to start treating your... Continue reading
Why Players Must Take Ownership of Their Path—On the Field and Off One of the biggest differences I see between athletes who succeed in the recruiting process and those who struggle isn’t talent—it’s ownership. Parents... Continue reading
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By Mark W. Sanchez May 19, 2025 | 9:49am ET The story of J.C. Escarra is a well-told tale of resilience — flaming out as an infielder in the Orioles system, bouncing from independent league... Continue reading
On June 6th, 2025 the NCAA House Settlement was granted final approval. So what does this mean for college baseball and recruiting going forward? In this article we will be highlighting some key takeaways from... Continue reading
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Learn how Athletes can use Social Media to increase exposure and boost their college baseball recruiting success by using Twitter and Instagram the right way. Includes links to expert articles and research. Continue reading
Today, April 21, 2025, the NCAA officially passed proposals that will forever change the landscape of college athletics. Schools will now be allowed to pay athletes directly for the use of their Name, Image, and... Continue reading
A FREE College Baseball Recruiting Seminar Sunday February 23rd, 1pm at the .365 Hitting Facility. Come learn about all the changes that have taken place that affect the high school player and their recruiting process.... Continue reading
With the start of the new year brings many additional changes to the fluid college baseball recruiting landscape. From new roster limits, to court rulings on eligibility length at the NCAA level, the end of... Continue reading
By court ruling through an injuction. A D1 football player that played at the JUCO level prior to competing at the NCAA level will NOT have his JUCO playing time count against his four years... Continue reading
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