Sumrall and Purvis are playing for the MHSAA South 4A championship. I know we have a commit from JoJo Parker from Purvis. Are there any other d1 recruits on either of these teams?
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Sumrall and Purvis are playing for the MHSAA South 4A championship. I know we have a commit from JoJo Parker from Purvis. Are there any other d1 recruits on either of these teams?
Parker's twin brother is committed to MSU.
Sumrall I think has a pitcher committed to Ole Miss.
Yes. Leo Odom.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Funny thing about Leo. I've known his dad for years, he played at West Jones. Leo should've been at fcahs but somehow wound up at sumrall,lol(for folks that don't know sumrall has "recruited" for years). We had a catcher from west jones several years ago, that somehow wound up going to sumrall, because we were changing coaches and his pops didn't think we'd be any good. Allowed my son to step in and start as a freshman and start all 4 years and we wound up winning a state championship and the best sumrall could ever do when that kid was there was runnerup.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
Drives me crazy these schools that recruit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
I was pulling for West Jones in 6A this year. I'm a big fan of Camden Clark. D1 pitcher material after Juco.
My son's school (Briarcrest) has a player that has signed, Jack Gleason. Great kid! But they also have a left-handed sophomore pitcher named Phinn Waters that I think is going to be a MAJOR prospect. It's my understanding State is already on him pretty good, along with many other SEC schools.
Richardson at South isn't bad either. Also from that area I watched Moffett from Taylorsville throw this weekend for LSU. He ate A&M up! He's got three pitches now and is going to be legit next season. Topped out at 98 with some really wild run and a nasty slider.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
Moffett is a good one, I've watched him since he was 9, he's very legit. Richardson and Causey at South and Clark and Rayborn from West aren't bad either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
My son trains Cam. If he adds some maturity he could be really good.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
West couldn't hit a lick this year. I knew early on they wouldn't make a deep run.
My favorite Sumrall baseball story was when they were going undefeated and claimed that then 6A champ Madison Central was scared to play them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
So, Madison Central scheduled them and beat the crap out of them. LOL.
Moral of the story- don't tug on Superman's cape.
lol! Last game my son played at West his senior before Covid shut the season down was against Sumrall. He hit a walkoff for his last ab as a West Jones Mustang.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
That is an awesome way to go out!Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
CC what are your thoughts about the Griffin kid from Prep? He's been THE name in high school baseball for two years. I didn't watch him this year because Magnolia Heights didn't play Prep, Prep didn't want to travel, but the other games I've watched of him I just have never seen the far and away no. 1 HS player in America.
He's a first round kid but he's not the best in the countryQuote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
He'll go in the top 10 picks, but I don't see him as far and away the #1 in America. The kid is really good and has a chance to be special, but folks(I've seen and read the same about him)saying he's far and away the #1, i don't buy.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
Same. And maybe I'm basing it on the competition he's playing as well. Because even Rookie ball is going to be 10-12 steps up from MAIS. But I haven't seen the kid play outside of school ball so he could raise his game on the travel ball circuit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
He's arguably got the most up side of any highschooler in the county. He has every tool you would want. Extremely projectable. There are some kids that are probably more polished at a certain position or as a pitcher in highschool but Konnor has the tools to be an upper 90s arm off the bump, can hit for average/power and can run exceptionally well for his size/physicality.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
I don't believe there is another highschool guy out there as versatile as he can be.
What are the chances he sticks with LSU and goes to college?
All the scouts say the 2024 class is really down. One of the weakest drafts in a long time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
I like Konnor as an OF in the pros but it will come down to his ability to hit high level pitching. If he can't, he can fall back on his pitching ability. Great tools and makeup.
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Originally Posted by Pancho