The NAA is the closest thing to the next level (College & Pro). Hitters are facing 89-95 mph pitches every three-game set with no days off. Pitchers are facing lineups that make high 89-95 mph velocity look like 79-85 mph. My question 🙋‍♂️ is: why doesn’t this conference get more scouting attention? Why are there only a handful of scouts at each series? Why don’t scouting services like PG, PBR, Baseball America, or MLB Pipeline regularly scout this conference? Additionally, how do traditional high schools, where players face 79-86 mph pitching and hit .300, get recognized as the best players? There seems to be a big disconnect somewhere. The players in this conference are not receiving the recognition they deserve. 🚨 How is there not a top 50-100 kid on the draft board from this conference ? @naaconference @A3_Trojans @TNXL_Baseball @P27Blacksmiths @wjeffpetty @Pro5Baseball @EliteSquad @Mazarooski @JuanF32_ @RealMattyBo @PG_Draft @prepbaseball @BaseballAmerica @JoeDoyleMiLB @BenBadler