A former D1 recruiting coordinator in your corner. Real evaluations, real coach relationships, one advisor. Capped at 15 families.
Elliot Glynn has lived every side of recruiting. Two-time UConn captain. Three-time MLB Draft pick. Signed with the Brewers, played pro overseas.
Then 10+ years on D1 staffs as pitching coach and recruiting coordinator — evaluating thousands of players and sitting in the rooms where scholarship decisions get made.
He knows exactly what college staffs look for, because he was the one looking.
Not a showcase circuit. Not an exposure platform. An advisory built on three pillars.
An honest read on where your player stands, and a plan built around realistic college fits.
Your data, read the way college staffs read it — and a clear roadmap for closing the gap.
A decade of D1 relationships. When GBA calls a college staff, it's colleague to colleague.
Every family works directly with Elliot. No staff, no hand-offs. When the roster is full, it's full.
Where your son is, what he wants, and whether GBA is the right fit.
Film, data, academics, makeup — the honest answer, in writing.
A realistic target list and a plan built on the NCAA calendar.
Direct outreach to college coaches, on your son's behalf.
Reading real interest, comparing offers, making a decision you won't second-guess.
Signing day, eligibility, admissions — GBA stays until he's on campus.
"Do the ordinary things extraordinarily well."The GBA philosophy, on the field and in recruiting
Earlier than you think. Coaches can't contact players until Aug. 1 before junior year — the families who win recruiting spent freshman and sophomore year getting ready.
No, and no one can. What GBA guarantees: an honest evaluation, a realistic plan, and real advocacy.
Not a lesson program. GBA advises the recruitment — the plan, the exposure, the advocacy — and gives straight feedback on the game where it moves the needle.
Every family works directly with Elliot. Fifteen is the number where each player still gets real attention.
GBA stays through signing day, NCAA eligibility, and admissions — until day one on campus.
Shared in conversation — it depends on when you start. Starting earlier always costs less in total.
Every family's situation is different, so it starts with an honest talk about where your son is and whether GBA is the right fit.
Elliot personally answers every inquiry.