Through spring scrimmages. Everything I?ve heard is that he has absolutely raked.
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Through spring scrimmages. Everything I?ve heard is that he has absolutely raked.
He has 5 hits in 13 ABs (.385 average) thru the 6 scrimmages. I believe 2 of those hits were HRs.
He's an effin' beast, can't wait to see him play this year. Our offense should be good, if we can just get slightly below average pitching, we'll be in the hosting conversation. 100% will make the regionals.
If he just has an average, by expectations, season then he will be in the SEC POY conversation. I good season and I could see him winning it and be in the Golden Spikes conversation. This may sound crazy, but he may be college baseball’s version of Vlad Jr. but faster. Huge bat with ridiculous speed for his size and power to all fields.
dang, you're getting me hyped up!Quote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
Awesome news!
Do yourself a favor and don't. Life is better that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by viverlibre
Lemonis said last week that we're lucky we haven't had a pitcher taken out by one of his shots up the middle. He's so darn strong and teams started pitching him inside a lot last year and he hit a lot of infield squibs that he was able to beat out because of his speed. He's just an incredible athlete. From a physique and physicality standpoint he reminds me a lot of (dare I say it) a young Bo Jackson when he was at Auburn.
There's a reason why it's not a stretch when they call him "baby Bo". The athleticism is elite. Can anyone name a MSU player with faster hands?
Oh, I'm all in. We're making the NCAAs in MBB, WBB and baseball. Will be 500 in football too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coursesuper
This could likely happen. I tend to agree with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by viverlibre
Football is the worry- but we are all hopeful. Lebbo pulling off a bowl game would be great
I've just recently started to care about baseball. Always been a huge fb fan. I'm guilty of wishing we had him at rb or hback or lbQuote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
I have learned to be pleasantly surprised rather than set expectations and feel the disappointment. It makes me a better human being.Quote:
Originally Posted by viverlibre
Oh, I'm almost 60, born into being a bulldog fan, I really don't get too disappointed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coursesuper