All have signed except for Gray Fenter and he is supposed to today.
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All have signed except for Gray Fenter and he is supposed to today.
Of all our signees, how many do you expect to actually make it on campus and wear the Maroon & White. Saw that there are several that are listed as possible higher end draft choices. Just wondering, looks like if 80/90% of them do make it, it will be an outstanding class full of promise and potential.
We don't know the answer to that and won't till July. This whole class is littered with high end draft prospects. It's not about how many you lose, it's about how many you keep...Quote:
Originally Posted by MabenMaroon
When the clubs call the kids and parents and they ask them what will it take to sign, then only they know what is said. That is the bottom line. Do they want to spend 3 years in college? All I want is 3 years from a great player. What would hurt us? Losing any catcher prospect, losing more than 1 RHP and LHP each. We graduate 2 catchers, signed 2 catchers. Collins will leave after Jr year and we need one of those guys to step in and start in 2017.
We have signed or committed lots of tall starting pitchers and if we want to compete for championships we need to keep most of those. If we lose Fenter and a LHP, then I am good with it. Pickett is a luxury. We can afford to lose him but gain a bunch if we keep him. Marrero, a catcher, we really need to keep bc of the position and his talent.
And keep in mind, these kids were on big travel teams and word spreads about our program. We keep Marrero from Miami, then he goes home and talks to HS players down there, well you know what I mean.
I predicted this in 2013 and here it is again. We will have a tremendous June 2015. We will be going to the postseason then have many players/signees drafted. Exciting and anxious times ahead.
Is there a list with all the commits and their rankings? I'd like to see one if its out there
My blog has all the commits and rankings. Follow me on twitter bc I am about to breakdown each signee, when i get time.
I just want to mention Luke Alexander from my old high school Belmont high School in Belmont, MS. I think he is the first person to sign a d1 scholarship from Belmont.
So what does the 500 and 1000 ranking mean? Does 500 mean they are somewhere ranked nationally between 500 and 1000? 1000 somewhere between 1000 and ??Quote:
Originally Posted by MsStateBaseball
I believe that is right. I need to find out for sure. They just decided to stick with the 500 best and anyone above 500 just put the vague number. Really only the top 200 mean anything to me. It's nice for us fans to put a number on a player. Football for example, how many 5 stars bust and how many 2 stars go to the NFL.Quote:
Originally Posted by maroonmania
I look at their level of play, height, weight, competition. I think the coaches have a great eye for talent too.
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