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Steve Serratore

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Colorado State University (Pueblo) - Pueblo, CO

Men's Baseball Assistant Coach
Division: NCAA DII
Conference: Rocky Mountain Athletic | RMAC

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Men's Baseball Assistant Coach

They Play Us, not other way around.

Date: August 12, 2023
By Athlete
3.6
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Recommended
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Overall
4
Caring
2
Motivational
4
Knowledgeable
4
Honest
4
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Caring
Motivational
Knowledgeable
Honest
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Cool Knowledgeable Motivational Creates A Great Team Culture Dedicated To Players
Turned down pro offers to become a juco coach. Not a huge fan of not taking a chance to play pro Indy ball (I’m jealous I never did), but works just as hard if not harder as a coach where he can make the largest impact long term. It’s not easy to get into a spot to be a hitting coach of a good program, so I don’t blame him jumping at it when he had the chance. Wherever he goes he expects greatness and creates a culture not satisfied with status quo, but still approachable and communicates 1 on 1 for different personality types.
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3.6
Average Rating
Recommended
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Men's Baseball Assistant Coach

They Play Us, not other way around.

Overall
4
Caring
2
Motivational
4
Knowledgeable
4
Honest
4
Overall
Caring
Motivational
Knowledgeable
Honest
4
2
4
4
4
Date: August 12, 2023
By Athlete
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Cool Knowledgeable Motivational Creates A Great Team Culture Dedicated To Players
Turned down pro offers to become a juco coach. Not a huge fan of not taking a chance to play pro Indy ball (I’m jealous I never did), but works just as hard if not harder as a coach where he can make the largest impact long term. It’s not easy to get into a spot to be a hitting coach of a good program, so I don’t blame him jumping at it when he had the chance. Wherever he goes he expects greatness and creates a culture not satisfied with status quo, but still approachable and communicates 1 on 1 for different personality types.
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