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TPX TOP 96 EVENT IN ROCKY MT, NC

Discussion in 'Baseball' started by NCyanke, Jun 19, 2008.

  1. NCyanke

    NCyanke Full Access Member

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    Can anyone give me some info on this, past experience, exposure to college's ?
     
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    Braves Watauga Pioneers #6

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    They have been successful in what they do. They have a special waiver from the NCAA that allows them to hire college coaches to conduct their clinics. So they are allowed to interact with the players.

    If one is looking for this to explode them on the scene to major D1 schools. It isn't going to happen. Most of the schools attending will be D2 and D3.

    They do a good job with their clinics. So if you are looking at it as intructional, great. If you are looking at it as exposure, I believe there are other events you may want to spend your money towards. I know that Blue/Grey is getting ready for their tournament at Wake Forest. That is a very good one.
     
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    Thanks Braves...Do you know where I can get some info on the Blue / Gray @ Wake Forest ?
     
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    Braves Watauga Pioneers #6

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    I helped out with the 2006 first event

    This has been a well run event and many of the players have ended up at D1, D2 and D3 schools in the state as many of the coaches attend.
     

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