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Quote: Originally Posted by pirates05 First of all don't give up. Make contact with the schools that you are interested in, hey the staff do miss out on ball players. Keep your options open for all levels, D1,D2 and D3. Baseball is baseball no matter what level it is. There is also Jr College, which is a route more and more players are taking. North Carolina and Tennessee has some of the best Jr College baseball in the country. Pursue...

This camp is run by a first class guy Jay Stott of Purpose Driven Baseball. Hope to see you there this year Luis.

SEO, the only thing that comes to mind with regard to your posts are that they are erratically constant, or that they somewhat mimic lightning in that you never know where it may strike. Also, you must have forgotten that we don't make a fortified juice from peanuts down here. They do, however, emit a dust that will make you feel funny, or at least render you into a state of reduced circumstances.....didn't I send you some?

Who is "management"

I worry about doing my job…getting on base, moving runners, driving them in… see the ball hit the ball do your job… then it doesn’t matter what pitch it is. Well said. Too often this team concept gets lost in the current game. I applaud the player that selfishly does his job day-in & day-out.

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First of all don't give up. Make contact with the schools that you are interested in, hey the staff do miss out on ball players. Keep your options open for all levels, D1,D2 and D3. Baseball is baseball no matter what level it is. There is also Jr College, which is a route more and more players are taking. North Carolina and Tennessee has some of the best Jr College baseball in the country. Pursue your dream of playing baseball in college...

1. Keep doing your homework (SCHOOL work) 2. Keep working hard 3. Keep pushing others around you 4. Keep your head up. 5. Keep your focus on your TEAM. If a kid can do these 5 things, then I think he will be successful. I know a few guys who are in this position now. Does it mean they are any less of a ballplayer than Player X who has already committed to a school? No. Does it mean they will not play college ball? No. I think #5 may be one of...

Congrats Kyle! Pretty awesome for a kid that didnt play much early on to stick with it, work hard and earn that dream of playing in college. Outstanding!

Quote: Originally Posted by SoutherNo1 That's in Tenn., correct? Yes, Nashville, TN.