One of the most important parts of the recruiting process is being willing to adjust your expectations based on the information you’re getting. Listen to people who have experience helping players get recruited at different levels. If someone you trust tells you that you may need to expand your list, don’t take that as a negative. Instead, use it as information. Pay attention to what college coaches are telling you. Not just with their words, but with their actions. Are they responding to your emails? Are they calling you? Are they coming to watch you play? Are they inviting you to campus? Are they actively recruiting you? If you’re targeting a certain level and consistently getting little or no interest, it may be time to expand your search. That doesn’t mean giving up on playing college baseball. It means finding the level and the school where somebody wants what you bring to the table. Don’t spend your entire recruiting process trying to force a fit that isn’t there. There are a lot of great college baseball programs at a lot of different levels. Pay attention to the feedback. Follow the interest. Find the right fit.