Noisy Baseball

02/05/2026

This image gives a good idea of what a Twitter account set up should start with. Obviously skip the NCSA nonsense. Link your FieldLevel or YouTube. Banner photo can be some team photo or something.

Key things are

1. keep it athletic/academic specific.

2. include summer team if you have it

3. Put academic info on there...can add more than GPA if this is an area where your athlete shines. Test scores. # of AP classes

4. Highlight metrics that are position specific. So exit velocity for hitters, 60 time (if it's good and position relevant). Position specific throwing velo. Pop time for catchers. Coaches don't really care about your in season stats so no need to put those up there. Can include any athletic awards like if your player makes all county or something.

5. Start following accounts of teams and coaches that are of interest. Some will follow back. Others don't.

6. Make sure your DMs are open so coaches can communicate.

7. Post regularly. Once every 1-2 weeks in season. Once every 3-4 out of season with some film updates.

Safety issues: I wouldn't include a phone number or a personal email unless it's one that is specifically set up for recruiting. Parents may want to check the DMs and also the followers on the accounts and clean those up periodically. Make sure your player is only using this for sports. Remind them that folks can see what they like as well so pay attention to what types of posts they like, retweet.

02/05/2026

High school baseball players looking to get recruited and improve their game should follow X (Twitter) accounts focused on exposure, skill development, and industry news. Key accounts include (recruiting exposure),

(scouting),

(prospects), and trainers like

(pitching)

(hitting).

and Exposure



(Josh Rudd): Essential for pitchers and hitters to get, share, and see videos for college exposure.

(Prep Baseball Report): Crucial for nationwide scouting, rankings, and event coverage.

: Top source for MLB Draft, high school, and college prospect analysis.

: Provides updates on showcase events and scouting reports.
Development and Training

(Ben Brewster): Expert advice on pitching development, velocity, and strength training.

(Matt Lisle): High-level hitting instruction and coaching tips.

(Lantz Wheeler): Pitching-specific training and mental game content.

: Insights into data-driven training and pitch tracking.
General Industry and Culture

(Rob Friedman): Extensive breakdowns of pitching mechanics and movement.

: Popular breakdowns for fun and in-depth look at plays.

: To stay updated on the professional landscape.

Following these accounts helps players understand what college coaches and scouts look for, provides training drills, and keeps them informed on the latest industry trends.

02/05/2026

Division I College Baseball Links to Twitter pages and coach emails

Division I College Baseball Links, official sites, head coaches, and media contacts.

01/30/2026

College prospect camp Elon 2026

01/29/2026

2026 NC State Baseball Schedule

01/29/2026

If your child is is planning to play baseball at a D1, D2 or D3 collegiate level and is in High School or rising High Schooler please make sure they have their NCAA ID number. Registration is free.

The official athletics website for the NCAA.org

01/29/2026

Campbell University 2026 Baseball Schedule has been released!!!!

01/29/2026

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