Walter Beede, Bryan Eisenberg authors of "Committed The Guide to Developing College Ready Recruits from Middle School Through High School" and Butch Baccala host Twitter Spaces conversations. This week we were joined by several college coaches including Jay Uhlman, assistant coach/recruiting coordinator at Tulane, Scott Jackson from Liberty and coach Corey Gardner, assistant baseball coach at Southern Wesleyan University. You can follow us on Twitter at: Walter Beede: @baseballlifer11 Bryan Eisenberg: @TheGrok Butch Baccala: @butchbaccala Are you committed to Play Ball Kid? Then join our private community. About Walter Beede With a baseball career that has spanned over 40 years, Walter brings a diversified background to parents and student athletes. His highlights as a student athlete include: All New England 1st team High School player, received a scholarship from Arizona State University and 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 levels. He has also worked as a Task force member for the prestigious Team USA program in Cary, NC. A Baseball Parent That Guided Two Son’s Through the College Recruiting Process & Pro Draft 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 brings a complete and total background to parents and student athletes who are seeking to play beyond the High School level. From his experiences as a player, evaluator, head coach and parent, Walter’s ability to explain and navigate the challenges of the playing season, recruiting process, evaluations of student athletes, ability to speak to and deal directly with college coaches on a national level, will allow all families to have peace of mind throughout the travel baseball and recruiting process. He has helped well over 700 student athletes from across the country over the last 25 years and has developed a coaching / MLB scout network. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/playballkid/message