great video thank you

Look at when the CWS was at Rosenblatt. Homerun city. They killed the bat when they moved the CWS… looks like the bat is back!

What video is this

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Nice HLP

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I’ll make a prediction. 7 of the 8 teams in Omaha will be from the ACC or SEC.

Let’s go Kyle!

Them Ranking are always hocus-pocus.

First thing all coaches want to see is a <6.6 60 yard dash for hitters. 93+mph fastball for pitchers.

Sounds like a lot of guys running stairs behind the camera.

I played 3 years NAIA at UC Merced and my 4th year at UC Merced as we joined NCAA d2 my final year. Will this waiver apply to me ?

Does a player from graduating class of 2019 get this year? My son went back down to juco due to all that crap with Covid. He didn’t want to sit out a year due to the one time transfer. But the school s compliance officer is telling every player he doesn’t really think they qualify. He and his teammates were all 2019 grads , played juco and were seniors this year.

how long would you say it takes to build a solid baseball iq?

Thank you. Nuggets as always!

Recruiting Gold takes

Great presentation Kyle.

Let’s go Kyle.

Question about the throwing program- how much distance is needed? Could we do it in our back yard with less than 60-65'?

College baseball seems more of a miserable experience the more changes they make. I see a new wave of 12 year olds switching to lacrosse.

Eugene in the House!

Teacher man is complete BS. He has no clue how the body is suppose to move in order to create power. Ask the dude if he knows what the kinematic sequence is. For all you believers out there - do a little research before chirping like you know something. Tell you what - if you really want to understand power generation, bat path and swing efficiency - go look up Greg Rose and TPI (Titleist Performance Institute). That is the meca for every professional golfer. They also have a division call OnBaseU - their baseball division. They use science - not gimmicks.

You and your dad make for such good episodes! Just talkin ball. I could listen all day.

Great video, definitely will keep all of these tips in mind this highschool season‼️💪🏾

Eugene is in the House’. 🎉 Happy New Year Mr. Kyle !

There has been a lot of talk about lack of baseball IQ and how travel ball isn’t helping and/or is watered down. In our area (upstate NY) it’s really either travel ball and school ball. The travel ball programs have indoor facilities and better coaching overall which is greatly needed given the cold/snow. My point is guess is if travel ball is watered down/not ideal to develop baseball IQ - then what is recommended? I played legion ball 25 years ago and that was the thing but legion isn’t as popular now (although maybe making a small comeback).

Great Input and addition to the video analysis.

Do you think any future changes would be imminent for someone who say, did Juco Pre-COVID?

I’ve been waiting to hear this. It’s a month old?

I watched this before but it was good to see it again with your input.

This is awesome.

Love it! Thanks, Kyle.

@kyle what age/grad year do you start working with kids in recruiting?

If you only played one year in junior college and then played two seasons in naia but want to go back and play junior college is it possible to play your second year at your juco?

Thank you for the informative content. Very helpful.😊

Hey great stuff. You are one of the best at helping understand these changes and the landscape of baseball recruiting. Question. Say that a team gets to the 34 player roster in December or at the start of the season. Then they lose 4 players to injury as they practice, or even as games start, which is not far fetched. Are they stuck with 30 players for the remainder of the season? Or are they allowed to replace them, and if so from what pool of players? Any discussion on this?

A player must perform. Large salaries are on the line, competition for limited spots is tougher today than ever. If you play really well the more leverage you have.

If the Juco eligibility passes, will that be for a player coming straight out of high school? Or can a player who has played 1,2,3 years of division 1,2,3 sport go back and play Juco and go back and still get those years left to play divisional sports?

How do the new House Settlement rules apply to Redshirting? Do Redshirt athletes count toward the roster limit? For example, could a school give out partial scholarships to 45 athletes (staying within the 34 scholarship limit) with the intention of redshirting 9 of them to meet the 34 man limit?

Does this apply if I am a senior in soccer at a D1 school, I played 1 year in JUCO my freshman year, and graduate this upcoming spring 2025. Does this mean I am eligible for 1 more year next year for sure, if I just exhausted my last season of eligibility this year?

Loved this interview! Thank you for this. I know very little about baseball but it’s amazing how relatable this material is to the operations of big business in America right now. I very much enjoyed the content here. Thank you.

Do what works for you. Literally just do what works for you. I teach rotation and hands to ball it works for some and others i try to teach a type of what twacherman teaches and it works for some but not others

38 or 108 it all ends up in a lawsuit once you cut it down to 34 roster players. Make it 38 for the entire year. Can’t bring in any extra guys at the break either. It’s killing recruiting and loyalty from both the players and coaches. Will also force coaches to actually go out and recruit and most importantly, develop the players they have.

Good that you got to interact with one of the top 3 coaching staffs in the country (Auburn)

Any discussion around those extra 4 guys staying with the program during spring and being available for a limited # of games due to injury and maintain redshirt? (similar to 4 game rule in football)

Thanks for the updates

Great insight... any coaches commenting on NIL deals players are requesting and has it become the wild wild West?

Thanks for the updates! Keep the videos coming!

I do like Teacherman's approach to properly turning the barrel with a snap. Aaron Judge has been able to hit well when hitting pitchers' mistakes. He fails (and looks silly) when pitchers make their pitches on the black of the plate. The same with the (formerly highly regarded Yankee prospect Spencer).

Thank You Kyle.. lead the way Kid!