Collegiate Baseball AA teams Spoiler their Freshman AA teams Spoiler Starting Pitchers RHP Andrew Taylor (Central Michigan): Taylor is one of Collegiate Baseball’s Freshmen Co-National Players of The Year. A first team Mid-American Conference pick and Freshman Pitcher of The Year in the league, Taylor posted a 10-3 record, 1.33 ERA with 4 complete games and struck out 110 batters with 22 walks over 81 1/3 innings. He also was named a second team selection to Collegiate Baseball’s regular All-American team. RHP Cam Schlittler (Northeastern): A first team Colonial Athletic Association pick and Rookie of The Year in the league, Schlittler was 8-0 with a 1.72 ERA and struck out 83 with 19 walks. LHP Nick Pinto (U.C. Irvine): A second team Big West selection, Pinto was 7-3 with a 3.33 ERA and struck out 79 batters with 24 walks over 85.6 innings. RHP Thomas Harrington (Campbell): Harrington was a second team Big South Conference pick and Freshman of The Year in the league. He posted a 6-2 record, 2.71 ERA and struck out 71 batters with 26 walks. RHP Jace Kaminska (Wichita St.): A first team American Athletic pick and Pitching Newcomer of The Year in the league, Kaminska was 8-1 with a 2.32 ERA and struck out 51 with 19 walks. RHP Carter Young (Grand Canyon): A second team Western Athletic Conference pick, Young was 7-1 with a 2.69 ERA and struck out 56 with 26 walks. RHP Trey Gibson (Liberty): A second team Atlantic Sun pick and Freshman of The Year in the league, Gibson was 7-4 with a 3.32 ERA and struck out 70 with 21 walks. Bryce Hubbart (Florida St.): A third team Atlantic Coast Conference pick and a member of the All-Freshmen team in the league, Hubbart was 6-5 with a 3.97 ERA and struck out 92 batters with 27 walks. RHP Will Hellmers (Louisiana St.): Hellmers was 6-2 with a 3.41 ERA and struck out 33 with 15 walks. RHP Frank Elissalt (La Salle): Elissalt was a second team Atlantic-10 Conference pick and member of the All-Rookie Team in the league. He posted a 6-4 record, 3.42 ERA and struck out 95 with 39 walks. RHP Cade Feeney (North Dakota St.): A first team Summit League pick, Feeney was 7-1 with a 3.39 ERA and struck out 53 with 16 walks. RHP Cam Walty (Nevada): A first team Mountain West Conference pick, Walty was 5-3 with a 4.02 ERA and struck out 48 over 56 innings. RHP Will Frisch (Oregon St.): Frisch was a first team Pac-12 selection and posted a 3-0 record, 2.17 ERA and struck out 51 with 22 walks. RHP Brennan Stuprich (Southeastern Louisiana): A first team Southland pick and Freshman of The Year in the league, Stuprich was 6-3 with a 2.31 ERA and struck out 67 batters with 22 walks. RHP Will Sanders (South Carolina): A member of the All-Freshmen team in the Southeastern Conference, Sanders was 6-3 with a 3.63 ERA and struck out 51 batters with 11 walks. RHP Garrett Gainous (Troy): Named Freshman of The Year in the Sun Belt, Gainous was 9-5 with a 4.66 ERA and fanned 83 batters with 36 walks. LHP Andy Bean (Belmont): Bean was a second team Ohio Valley Conference pick and member of the All-Freshmen team. He was 5-2 with a 4.10 ERA and struck out 62 with 24 walks. RHP Jeremy Lee (South Alabama): A second team Sun Belt selection, Lee was 3-2 with a 3.46 ERA in 9 starts and fanned 68 batters with 9 walks. Relief Pitchers/Closers Carson Palmquist (Miami, Fla.): A second team Collegiate Baseball All-American and first team Atlantic Coast Conference pick, Palmquist posted 13 saves with a 1.74 ERA. He struck out 72 with only 6 walks in 23 appearances. Tyler Cleveland (Central Arkansas): A third team Collegiate Baseball All-American, he was a first team pick in the Southland Conference and Relief Pitcher of The Year in the league. He posted a 6-3 record with 9 saves, 2.43 ERA and struck out 84 with 15 walks in 21 appearances over 66 2/3 innings. Carter Benbrook (U.C. Santa Barbara): A first team Big West selection, Benbrook was 7-1 with 5 saves and a 2.82 ERA with 61 strikeouts and 19 walks in 23 appearances. Jacob King (U.C. Irvine): A first team Big West pick, King posted 8 saves with a 2-1 record, 1.96 ERA and struck out 41 with 9 walks in 27 appearances. Christian Lothes (Charlotte): Lothes was a first team Conference USA selection and member of the All-Freshmen team in the league. He posted 8 saves, 4-0 record, 2.72 ERA and struck out 54 with 20 walks in 20 appearances. Jake Neuman (Central Connecticut St.): A second team Northeast Conference pick and Rookie of The Year in the league, Neuman was 5-0 with 8 saves, 1.50 ERA and 20 strikeouts over 16 appearances. C.J. Culpepper (California Baptist): Named Freshman of The Year in the Western Athletic Conference, Culpepper posted 13 saves, 2-2 record, 3.30 ERA and fanned 38 batters with 15 walks over 22 outings. Max Rajcic (UCLA): A first team Pac-12 selection, Rajcic posted 7 saves with a 2-1 record, 1.55 ERA and struck out 33 with 7 walks over 22 appearances. Devereaux Harrison (Long Beach St.): A first team Big West pick and Pitcher of The Year in the league, Harrison posted 10 saves with a 3-1 record, 1.57 ERA and fanned 42 batters with 12 walks over 18 outings. Eric Adler (Wake Forest): Adler had 6 saves with a 2.00 ERA and struck out 24 batters over 17 appearances. Catchers Daniel Susac (Arizona): Susac is one of Collegiate Baseball’s Freshmen Co-National Players of The Year. A first team Pac-12 pick, Susac is an exceptional defensive catcher. He hit .344 with 20 doubles, 12 homers and 59 RBI. He also was named a second team selection to Collegiate Baseball’s regular All-American team. Kevin Parada (Georgia Tech.): A third team Atlantic Coast Conference pick and a member of the All-Freshmen ACC team, he hit .328 with 20 doubles, 7 homers and 37 RBI. Bennett Lee (Tulane): A first team American Athletic pick as well as Position Player of The Year and Newcomer of The Year in the league, Lee hit .440 with 6 doubles, 4 homers and 28 RBI. Kaden Hollow (Dixie St.): A first team Western Athletic selection, he hit .322 with 15 doubles, 9 homers and 41 RBI. Kyle Gurney (Bowling Green): Named Freshman of The Year in the Mid-American Conference, Gurney hit .333 with 13 doubles, 6 homers and 40 RBI. Cole Conn (Illinois-Chicago): A second team Horizon League pick and Freshman of The Year in the league, Conn hit .302 with 9 homers, 9 doubles and 34 RBI. First Basemen Jackson Feltner (Morehead St.): A first team Ohio Valley pick and Freshman of The Year in the league, Feltner hit .390 with 11 homers, 10 doubles and 43 RBI. Tre’ Morgan (Louisiana St.): A second team SEC pick and member of the All-Freshmen team in the league, Morgan hit .370 with 15 doubles, 5 doubles, 4 triples, 37 RBI and 14 stolen bases. Caden Grice (Clemson): A second team ACC pick and a member of the All-Freshmen team in the league, Grice hit .317 with 15 homers, 9 doubles and 53 RBI. Sam Brown (Portland): A second team West Coast Conference selection, Brown hit .315 with 16 doubles, 5 homers and 21 RBI. Nolan Schanuel (Florida Atlantic): A second team Conference USA pick and a member of the All-Freshmen team in the league, Schanuel hit .343 with 11 homers, 11 doubles and 56 RBI. Adrian Figueroa (Florida International): Named to the All-Freshmen team in Conference USA, Figueroa hit .324 with 12 doubles, 2 homers and 32 RBI. Elijah Buries (Grand Canyon): A first team Western Athletic Conference pick, Buries hit .365 with 10 doubles, 6 homers, 38 RBI and swiped 13 bases. Chenar Brown (Jackson St.): A first team Southwestern Athletic Conference pick and Freshman of The Year in the league, Brown hit .366 with 10 doubles, 8 homers and 49 RBI. Second Basemen Carter Trice (Old Dominion): A second team Collegiate Baseball All-American, Trice hit .359 with 15 doubles, 13 homers, 53 RBI and swiped 7 of 9 bases. Chase Engelhard (Tulane): Engelhard hit .299 with 10 doubles, 9 homers and collected 52 RBI. He also stole 11 bases. Mitchell Daly (Texas): A first team Big 12 pick and a member of the All-Freshmen team in the league, Daly hit .331 with 13 doubles, 2 homers and 28 RBI. Sean McLain (Arizona St.): An Honorable Mention pick in the Pac-12, McLain hit .333 with 17 doubles, 7 homers and 35 RBI. Matt Shaw (Maryland): A member of the Big Ten All-Freshmen team, Shaw hit .332 with 16 doubles, 7 homers and 30 RBI. He also swiped 7 bases. Luke Keaschall (San Francisco): A first team West Coast Conference selection and Freshman of The Year, Keaschall hit .320 with 11 doubles, 4 homers, 4 triples, 30 RBI and swiped 11 bases. Daunte Stuart (Northwestern St.): A second team Southland pick, Stuart hit .270 with 13 doubles, 7 homers and 30 RBI. Paul Toetz (Indiana): A member of the All-Freshmen team in the Big Ten, Toetz hit .281 with 18 doubles, 1 homer and 24 RBI. Andrew Pintar (Brigham Young): A first team West Coast Conference pick and Freshman of The Year in the league, Pintar hit .333 with 9 doubles, 9 homers and 32 RBI. Dixon Black (Monmouth): A first team Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference selection and Rookie of The Year in the league, Black hit .350 with 9 doubles, 4 homers and 21 RBI. Third Basemen Tyler Locklear (Virginia Commonwealth): A third team Collegiate Baseball All-American and Player of The Year in the Atlantic 10, Locklear hit .344 with 16 homers, 12 doubles and 64 RBI. Hunter Haas (Arizona St.): Haas hit .307 with 15 doubles, 2 homers, 29 RBI and swiped 12 of 13 bases. Brayden Taylor (Texas Christian): A second team Big 12 selection and Freshman of The Year in the league, Taylor hit .316 with 11 doubles, 10 homers, 4 triples, 50 RBI and swiped 14 of 15 bases. Max Anderson (Nebraska): A second team Big Ten pick and Freshman of The Year in the league, Anderson hit .337 with 8 doubles, 7 homers and 32 RBI. Brock Wilken (Wake Forest): A third team ACC pick and member of the All-Freshmen team in the league, Wilken hit .279 with 17 homers, 11 doubles and 44 RBI. Jacob Burke (Southeastern Louisiana): A second team Southland pick, Burke hit .254 with 11 doubles, 9 homers, 43 RBI and stole 23 of 28 bases. Yohandy Morales (Miami, Fla.): A member of the ACC All-Freshmen team, Morales hit .277 with 13 doubles, 10 homers and 43 RBI. Jacob Wilson (Grand Canyon): A first team Western Athletic Conference pick, Wilson hit .301 with 10 doubles, 3 homers and 27 RBI. Zach Agnos (East Carolina): A first team American Athletic selection, Agnos hit .268 with 13 doubles, 6 homers and 38 RBI. Kaleb Hannahs (Valparaiso): A second team Missouri Valley pick and Freshman of The Year in the league, Hannahs hit .296 with 6 doubles, 3 homers and 22 RBI. Shortstops Brooks Lee (Cal Poly): Lee is one of Collegiate Baseball’s Freshmen Co-National Players of The Year. A Co-Player of The Year in the Big West and a first team Big West selection, Lee hit .342 with 27 doubles, 10 homers, 3 triples and 57 RBI. He also was named a first team selection to Collegiate Baseball’s regular All-American team. Jordan Sprinkle (U.C. Santa Barbara): A third team Collegiate Baseball All-American, first team Big West pick and Co-Freshmen of The Year in the league, Sprinkle hit .358 with 18 doubles, 7 homers, 30 RBI and swiped 25 bases. Zach Neto (Campbell): A third team Collegiate Baseball All-American and Player of The Year in the Big South, Neto hit .414 with 17 doubles, 10 homers, 55 RBI and swiped 12 of 16 bases. Pascanel Ferreras (Western Carolina): A second team Southern Conference selection and member of the All-Freshman team in the league, Ferreras hit .329 with 16 homers, 11 doubles and 56 RBI. He also was involved in a Southern Conference best 38 double plays turned at shortstop. Nick Goodwin (Kansas St.): Named to the All-Freshmen team in the Big 12, Goodwin hit .277 with 13 doubles, 10 homers, 33 RBI and swiped 14 bases. Jacob Gonzalez (Mississippi): A member of the SEC All-Freshmen team, Gonzalez hit .354 with 12 doubles, 10 homers and 51 RBI. Outfielders Enrique Bradfield, Jr. (Vanderbilt): A second team Collegiate Baseball All-American and first team SEC pick as well as Freshman of The Year in the league, Bradfield hit .365 with 6 doubles, 3 triples, 1 homer, 33 RBI and swiped 42 of 48 bases. Dylan Crews (Louisiana St.): A second team SEC pick and a member of the All-Freshmen SEC team, Crews hit .350 with 13 homers, 14 doubles, 36 RBI and swiped 11 of 13 bases. Alex Iadisernia (Elon): A first team Colonial Athletic Association pick and a member of the All-Freshmen team in the league, Iadisernia hit .368 with 13 doubles, 10 homers and 30 RBI. Reed Trimble (Southern Mississippi): A first team Conference USA pick, Trimble hit .319 with 14 homers, 12 doubles, 58 RBI and stole 11 of 13 bases. Alan Roden (Creighton): Named Freshman of The Yar in the Big East, Roden hit .378 with 17 doubles, 9 homers and 47 RBI. Nathan Church (U.C. Irvine): A first team Big West selection, Church hit .355 with 19 doubles, 8 triples, 3 homers, 47 RBI and 7 stolen bases. Zach Rodriguez (U.C. Santa Barbara): A first team Big West pick, Rodriguez hit .363 with 10 doubles, 7 homers, 51 RBI and swiped 8 bases. Jace Grady (Dallas Baptist): A second team Missouri Valley Conference selection, Grady hit .362 with 17 doubles, 4 homers, 3 triples, 39 RBI and stole 15 of 18 bases. Ryan Cermak (Illinois St.): A first team Missouri Valley Conference pick and Defensive Player of The Year in the league, Cermak hit .284 with 11 homers, 10 doubles, 4 triples and 40 RBI. Connor Kokx (Long Beach St.): A first team Big West selection, Kokx hit .366 with 10 doubles, 7 homers, 29 RBI and stole 14 of 17 bases. Ryan Lasko (Rutgers): A member of the All-Freshmen team in the Big Ten, Lasko hit .231 with 11 homers, 5 doubles and 30 RBI. Kade Kern (Ohio St.): A second team Big Ten pick and member of the All-Freshmen team in the league, Kern hit .325 with 10 doubles, 2 homers, 30 RBI and stole 9 of 11 bases. Carmine Lane (South Florida): A first team American Athletic selection, Lane hit .326 with 14 doubles, 10 homers and 41 RBI. Jack Costello (San Diego): Costello hit .338 with 14 doubles, 2 homers, 2 triples and 23 RBI. Austin Kryszczuk (UNLV): Kryszczuk hit .361 with 9 doubles, 4 homers and 23 RBI. Sam Ruta (Army): A first team Patriot League pick and Rookie of The Year in the league, Ruta hit .290 with 6 doubles, 4 homers, 3 triples and 31 RBI. Designated Hitters Jacob Berry (Arizona): Berry is one of Collegiate Baseball’s Freshmen Co-National Players of The Year. A first team Pac-12 selection, Berry hit .371 with 16 doubles, 15 homers, 5 triples and 64 RBI. He also was named a first team selection to Collegiate Baseball’s regular All-American team. Ethan Long (Arizona St.): A second team Collegiate Baseball All-American and first team Pac-12 pick, Long hit .340 with 16 homers, 11 doubles and 53 RBI. Kyle Teel (Virginia): A third team ACC selection and member of the All-Freshmen team in the league, Teel hit .311 with 8 homers, 8 doubles and 33 RBI. Max Viera (Northeastern): A first team Colonial Athletic Association pick and member of the All-Freshmen team in the league, Viera hit .341 with 11 doubles, 5 homers and 25 RBI. Brady Bunten (SIU-Edwardsville): A second team Ohio Valley selection, Bunten hit .280 with 13 homers, 12 doubles and 42 RBI. Josh Moylan (East Carolina): A first team American Athletic pick, Moylan hit .329 with 6 doubles, 5 homers and 32 RBI. Will Butcher (Charlotte): A second team Conference USA selection, Butcher hit .315 with 7 homers, 7 doubles and 37 RBI. Jimmy Sullivan (UMass Lowell): A first team America East pick, Sullivan hit .341 with 8 doubles, 1 homer, 1 triple and 18 RBI. Multiple Position Athletes Paul Skenes (Air Force): Skenes is one of Collegiate Baseball’s Freshmen Co-National Players of The Year. A first team Mountain West pick and Freshman of The Year in the league, Skenes hit .410 with 21 doubles, 11 homers and 43 RBI on offense. As a pitcher, he posted 11 saves, 2.70 ERA and struck out 30 batters with 9 walks over 18 appearances. He also was named a first team selection to Collegiate Baseball’s regular All-American team. Chris Veach (Presbyterian): Veach hit .344 with 6 doubles, 1 homer and 7 RBI. As a pitcher, he posted 4 saves, 2-0 record, 2.65 ERA and struck out 16 batters in 10 appearances. Gabriel Hughes (Gonzaga): A second team West Coast Conference pick and member of the All-Freshmen team in the league, Hughes hit .247 with 4 doubles, 3 homers and 12 RBI. As a pitcher, he was 4-3 with a 3.23 ERA and fanned 67 batters with 30 walks.
didn't see this posted: Texas Tech second baseman Jace Jung, Arkansas relief ace Kevin Kopps, Vanderbilt pitching standout Jack Leiter, Florida State catching stalwart Matheu Nelson and Vanderbilt starter Kumar Rocker are the five finalists for the prestigious Howser Trophy. http://www.sportswriters.net/ncbwa/news/2021/howser210610.html NCBWA Freshman AA teams Spoiler
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ABCA/Rawlings All-Region teams Spoiler https://www.abca.org/ABCA/Awards/All-Region/NCAA_Div_I/2021.aspx
I think I'm gonna post the BA AA teams this evening and then not post here anymore So enjoy the CWS everyone. And remember, be nice to other people because you never know what someone else is going through
BA's AA teams Spoiler First Team C Henry Davis, Louisville 3Y So. .370 | .482 | .663 | 184 AB | 45 R | 68 H | 15 HR | 48 RBI | 31 BB | 24 K | 10 SB After showing flashes as a freshman and then breaking out in 2020 before the season was canceled, Davis put it all together in 2021. He’s among the ACC leaders in just about every offensive category while also serving as a quality defensive catcher with a rifle arm. 1B Niko Kavadas, Notre Dame 4Y Jr. .302 | .473 | .767 | 159 AB | 42 R | 48 H | 22 HR | 64 RBI | 50 BB | 55 K | 2 SB Kavadas enjoyed a monster season as a fourth-year player at Notre Dame and has as much to do with the Irish’s breakthrough season as any player on the roster. A more complete hitter than he’s been in the past, Kavadas set a career-high for walks while not sacrificing any power. His 22 home runs are good for third nationally. 2B Connor Norby, East Carolina, 3Y So. .415 | .484 | .659 | 246 AB | 64 R | 102 H | 15 HR | 51 RBI | 33 BB | 34 K | 18 SB After hitting just .194 as a freshman in 2019, Norby became one of the best hitters in all of college baseball just two years later. He led the American Athletic Conference in average and on-base percentage this season, while also making a big jump in power. After hitting two home runs in his first two seasons, he hit 15 in 2021. 3B Hunter Wells, Louisiana Tech, 5Y Sr. .385 | .456 | .645 | 262 AB | 70 R | 101 H | 14 HR | 61 RBI | 34 BB | 37 K | 1 SB Wells shined brightest in a Louisiana Tech lineup full of productive veterans, helping earn the Bulldogs a spot as a regional host for the first time. He is among the conference leaders in a number of offensive categories, including leading Conference USA in hitting. At the time his season ended, he was also the national leader in hits. SS Trey Sweeney, Eastern Illinois, 3Y So. .382 | .522 | .712 | 170 AB | 52 R | 65 H | 14 HR | 58 RBI | 46 BB | 24 K | 3 SB Sweeney carried momentum from a strong summer in the Coastal Plain League into his third season at EIU, which was a breakout campaign for the shortstop. He tapped into his power in a big way for the first time in his career and became a much better all-around hitter on the way to setting career highs in every offensive category. OF Tanner Allen, Mississippi State, 4Y Jr. .392 | .463 | .634 | 232 AB | 64 R | 91 H | 10 HR | 62 RBI | 22 BB | 30 K | 9 SB The SEC player of the year, Allen took steps forward in many ways in 2021, setting a career high in all three slash line categories at .392/.463/.634, in home runs with 10 and in stolen bases with nine after stealing just one total in his first three seasons. OF Colton Cowser, Sam Houston State, 3Y So. .374 | .490 | .680 | 203 AB | 61 R | 76 H | 16 HR | 52 RBI | 42 BB | 32 K | 17 SB One of just three players to be a first team All-American in the preseason and postseason in 2021, Cowser had a huge year even as he was the clear focal point of the Sam Houston State lineup going into the season. A multi-faceted offensive weapon, Cowser had his best season in terms of both home runs (16) and stolen bases (17). OF Aaron Zavala, Oregon, 3Y So. .392 | .525 | .628 | 199 AB | 64 R | 78 H | 9 HR | 38 RBI | 50 BB | 31 K | 11 SB The centerpiece of the lineup for a resurgent Oregon team, Zavala showed excellent plate discipline with 50 walks compared to 31 strikeouts while hitting .392 overall and .380 in Pac-12 play. He also made a huge jump in his power numbers with nine home runs this season after hitting just one in his first 58 career games. DH Mat Nelson, Florida State, 3Y So. .336 | .436 | .773 | 194 AB | 50 R | 64 H | 23 HR | 66 RBI | 31 BB | 58 K | 4 SB Though he got squeezed out at the catcher position on this team due to the season Henry Davis put together, Nelson had a big campaign as FSU’s backstop. He was among the national leaders in home runs all season long and served as the linchpin of a Seminoles’ lineup that badly needed one. SP Jack Leiter, Vanderbilt, 2Y Fr. 10-3 | 2.16 ERA | 16 G | 1 CG | 0 SV | 96 IP | 41 H | 41 BB | 156 K | .127 AVG Part of the most dominant one-two punch in college baseball, Leiter picked up where he left off during the shortened 2020 season, and over the first half of the season, which included a no-hitter on March 20 against South Carolina, there was no more dominant pitcher in all of college baseball. SP Doug Nikhazy, Mississippi, 3Y So. 12-2 | 2.45 ERA | 16 G | 1 CG | 0 SV | 92 IP | 62 H | 31 BB | 142 K | .186 AVG Nikhazy earned his place among the nation’s elite starting pitchers with his performance in 2021. He’s always been effective, but he became dominant this season, striking out 142 batters and counting after striking out 86 back in 2019. SP Kumar Rocker, Vanderbilt, 3Y So. 13-3 | 2.46 ERA | 17 G | 1 CG | 0 SV | 106 IP | 59 H | 36 BB | 155 K | .157 AVG For the third year in a row, Rocker was among college baseball’s most dominant pitchers, and in his third year, his numbers were up across the board from where they were during his last full season in 2019. He and Leiter spent all season near the top of the national strikeout leaderboard. SP Gavin Williams, East Carolina, 4Y Jr. 10-1 | 1.88 ERA | 15 G | 1 CG | 1 SV | 81.1 IP | 57 H | 21 BB | 130 K | .193 AVG After dealing with inconsistency and injuries throughout the first three years of his East Carolina career, Williams came into his own as a dominant force in year four. He wasn’t in the rotation initially this season, which limited his innings a bit, but on a rate basis, particularly with his 14.39 strikeouts per nine innings, he’s as good as anyone. RP Kevin Kopps, Arkansas, 6Y Sr. 12-1 | 0.90 ERA | 33 G | 0 CG | 11 SV | 89.2 IP | 50 H | 18 BB | 131 K | .162 AVG Kopps has been, frankly, college baseball’s best pitcher in 2021. A true Swiss Army knife, he is a reliever in name only, given his 12 victories, his nearly 90 innings pitched and his strikeout total, which is among the national leaders. RP Landon Sims, Mississippi State, 2Y Fr. 4-0 | 1.55 ERA | 21 G | 0 CG | 10 SV | 46.1 IP | 25 H | 14 BB | 85 K | .154 AVG Sims has been dominant in every way out of the Mississippi State bullpen. Batters are hitting just .154 against him with very little power, as he didn’t allow a home run until super regionals, and his strikeout rate is 16.5 per nine innings. UT Paul Skenes, Air Force, Fr. .410 | .486 | .697 | 188 AB | 49 R | 77 H | 11 HR | 43 RBI | 22 BB | 45 K | 0 SB 1-1 | 2.70 ERA | 18 G | 0 CG | 11 SV | 26.2 IP | 20 H | 9 BB | 30 K | .208 AVG The only player in the country to have double-digit home runs and double-digit saves, Skenes was an immediate star for Air Force as a freshman, leaning on his impressive power and a fastball that averaged 95 mph. Second Team C Daniel Susac, Arizona, Fr. .329 | .389 | .581 | 234 AB | 47 R | 77 H | 12 HR | 61 RBI | 19 BB | 46 K | 0 SB 1B Ethan Long, Arizona State, Fr. .340 | .417 | .704 | 162 AB | 42 R | 55 H | 16 HR | 54 RBI | 18 BB | 46 K | 0 SB 2B Jace Jung, Texas Tech, 2Y Fr. .337 | .462 | .697 | 208 AB | 55 R | 70 H | 21 HR | 67 RBI | 49 BB | 45 K | 4 SB 3B Tyler Locklear, Virginia Commonwealth, 2Y Fr. .345 | .515 | .686 | 194 AB | 69 R | 67 H | 16 HR | 66 RBI | 46 BB | 40 K | 8 SB SS Brooks Lee, Cal Poly, 2Y Fr. .342 | .384 | .626 | 222 AB | 48 R | 76 H | 10 HR | 57 RBI | 18 BB | 34 K | 3 SB OF Kyler Fedko, Connecticut, 3Y So. .398 | .483 | .673 | 196 AB | 57 R | 78 H | 12 HR | 53 RBI | 28 BB | 37 K | 7 SB OF Quincy Hamilton, Wright State, 5Y Jr. .374 | .535 | .771 | 179 AB | 78 R | 67 H | 15 HR | 65 RBI | 56 BB | 32 K | 20 SB OF Brock Jones, Stanford, 2Y Fr. .302 | .452 | .620 | 192 AB | 53 R | 58 H | 16 HR | 54 RBI | 48 BB | 56 K | 14 SB DH Jacob Berry, Arizona, Fr. .359 | .448 | .692 | 237 AB | 53 R | 85 H | 17 HR | 70 RBI | 33 BB | 54 K | 2 SB SP Rodney Boone, UC Santa Barbara, 3Y So. 11-4 | 2.31 ERA | 16 G | 1 CG | 0 SV | 97.1 IP | 55 H | 39 BB | 128 K SP Geremy Guerrero, Indiana State, 5Y Sr. 10-1 | 2.08 ERA | 14 G | 2 CG | 0 SV | 99.1 IP | 65 H | 14 BB | 98 K | .182 AVG SP Ty Madden, Texas, 3Y So. 7-4 | 2.41 ERA | 16 G | 1 CG | 0 SV | 100.2 IP | 67 H | 39 BB | 119 K | .189 AVG SP Andrew Taylor, Central Michigan, 2Y Fr. 11-4 | 1.81 ERA | 15 G | 5 CG | 0 SV | 94.1 IP | 64 H | 24 BB | 125 K | .189 AVG RP Sean Hunley, Tennessee, 4Y Jr. 7-4 | 2.92 ERA | 33 G | 0 CG | 9 SV | 71 IP | 56 H | 11 BB | 75 K | .214 AVG RP Carson Palmquist, Miami, 2Y Fr. 1-1 | 2.22 ERA | 25 G | 0 CG | 14 SV | 44.2 IP | 22 H | 8 BB | 75 K | .143 AVG UT Spencer Schwellenbach, Nebraska, 3Y So. .284 | .403 | .459 | 183 AB | 43 R | 52 H | 6 HR | 40 RBI | 30 BB | 44 K | 9 SB 3-1 | 0.57 ERA | 18 G | 0 CG | 10 SV | 31.2 IP | 22 H | 8 BB | 34 K | .198 AVG Third Team C Hunter Goodman, Memphis, 3Y So. .307 | .401 | .678 | 202 AB | 40 R | 62 H | 21 HR | 51 RBI | 30 BB | 53 K | 9 SB 1B Liam McGill, Bryant, 5Y Sr. .471 | .541 | .746 | 138 AB | 46 R | 65 H | 9 HR | 50 RBI | 22 BB | 23 K | 2 SB 2B Jackson Glenn, Dallas Baptist, 5Y Sr. .361 | .429 | .717 | 233 AB | 61 R | 84 H | 20 HR | 53 RBI | 30 BB | 33 K | 13 SB 3B Jake Rucker, Tennessee, 3Y So. .331 | .400 | .526 | 266 AB | 48 R | 88 H | 9 HR | 55 RBI | 26 BB | 62 K | 7 SB SS Benjamin Cowles, Maryland, 3Y So. .287 | .409 | .632 | 174 AB | 42 R | 50 H | 18 HR | 51 RBI | 20 BB | 57 K | 9 SB OF Kyle Battle, Old Dominion, 5Y Sr. .319 | .464 | .681 | 207 AB | 68 R | 66 H | 18 HR | 61 RBI | 56 BB | 37 K | 7 SB OF Jonny Butler, North Carolina State, 4Y Jr. .377 | .451 | .665 | 191 AB | 52 R | 72 H | 13 HR | 48 RBI | 25 BB | 40 K | 16 SB OF Sal Frelick, Boston College, 3Y So. .359 | .443 | .559 | 195 AB | 50 R | 70 H | 6 HR | 27 RBI | 27 BB | 28 K | 13 SB DH Wes Clarke, South Carolina, 3Y So. .271 | .428 | .663 | 199 AB | 56 R | 54 H | 23 HR | 55 RBI | 50 BB | 73 K | 0 SB SP Andrew Abbott, Virginia, 4Y Jr. 8-6 | 3.04 ERA | 18 G | 0 CG | 0 SV | 100.2 IP | 84 H | 30 BB | 152 K | .228 AVG SP Brendan Beck, Stanford, 4Y Jr. 9-1 | 2.96 ERA | 15 G | 2 CG | 0 SV | 100.1 IP | 72 H | 23 BB | 128 K | .195 AVG SP Landon Marceaux, Louisiana State, 3Y So. 7-7 | 2.54 ERA | 18 G | 1 CG | 0 SV | 102.2 IP | 92 H | 26 BB | 116 K | .238 AVG SP Matt Mikulski, Fordham, 4Y Jr. 9-0 | 1.45 ERA | 11 G | 5 CG | 0 SV | 68.1 IP | 29 H | 27 BB | 124 K | .127 AVG RP Taylor Broadway, Mississippi, 5Y Sr. 4-3 | 3.44 ERA | 30 G | 0 CG | 16 SV | 49.2 IP | 46H | 9 BB | 66 K | .242 AVG RP Nick Jones, Georgia Southern, 4Y Jr. 1-0 | 1.48 ERA | 29 G | 0 CG | 17 SV | 42.2 IP | 34 H | 5 BB | 68 K | .213 AVG UT Justin Campbell, Oklahoma State, 2Y Fr. .269 | .398 | .388 | 67 AB | 10 R | 18 H | 1 HR | 10 RBI | 14 BB | 20 K | 0 SB 7-2 | 2.57 ERA | 14 G | 1 CG | 0 SV | 84 IP | 66 H | 27 BB | 102 K | .214 AVG they say the 2021 MLB Draft is short on impact college bats. Seems like a shit load of them are on the way the next few classes I just picked up an ounce of Sour Kush and 8 half-gram Super Lemon Haze live resin carts. Hopefully that will hold me over till a champ is crowned. TMB is the only setting in which I interact with people who are not kind to me. And that speaks to how lucky and privileged I am. But if you could cut out the only people in your life who treat you unkindly, wouldn't you do so? Definitely not the folks in this thread or the indie music/MLB threads. But for all the talk about how much the board has changed, and it has certainly changed, there are still some holdovers who just can't seem to be nice. That's a bummer
Don’t blame you one bit. I hardly read a lot of the board these days except for a few threads. Your love for college baseball and blizzards is legendary. Oh and of course flows
I agree totally. Most, if not all, of the negative people I interact with come from the mainboard. It’s why I stick to the private board but this is one of the few threads I enjoy. If this is the end I appreciate you making this thread great.
I don’t post in this thread, but have been a frequent reader. Always enjoyed being able to keep up with Vandy games I couldn’t watch through your posts. Going to miss your Bradfield love through the CWS
well that sucks, enjoy reading your recaps and updates you post. Take care of yourself man, you’ll be missed.
Cornelius Suttree you got a lot of friends in here. Ignore all those others. Loved all your analysis and updates of the game.
That 2002 Golden Spikes winner sure was a beauty. Still trying to convince the gf that our upcoming child should be named Khalil.
I miss this thread. I hope all the surviving teams have fun in Omaha, except those fuckers from #Mississippi State Bulldogs Spoiler jk I you guys. Thanks for a great super
Hoping we make the finals. I’m going to head up there if so. I would love to be able to spread some of my dads ashes there. Going to try and see if some of the connections I made from last time can make that happen if I go.
Heading with my dad for a Father’s Day gift tomorrow for Stanford vs NC State. Probably head back again to see Miss State since I went to a couple games down there in college