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  1. I know we seem to think the ship has sailed on him but Skenes on there at 50.
  2. Home Schooled and previously a Blinn commit?
  3. Yes, he sucked. I don't blame Blair... he shouldn't have ever been offered a spot here. Staff obviously saw something to believe there was untapped potential but you better be damned sure when you're wasting a roster spot at Texas on a guy with a track record like this.
  4. Hmm... I wonder if they modeled this after an existing initiative somewhere else? @RGBIII Tech really does have potential to be a wildcard in NIL era given Campell's deep pockets and motivation. Every player on the roster getting $25k is pretty impressive.
  5. He spent 2 years at OCC before his first year with us in 2020. So unless there was some additional waiver/medical redshirt , I believe that means 2022 was his extra COVID year and he's out of eligibility.
  6. Yes. Often significantly. Here are college bats taken in first two rounds of 2021 draft: These are more polished bats than Trey and pretty much all see pretty meaningful increased K rates. Worth mentioning that guys often see their K rate climb as they rise through the minors and the Minors stats above are mostly complied against lower level minor pitching. Trey was at 40.2% K% in Big 12 Play. So yeah... he will get absolutely feasted on by minor league pitching without a MAJOR change in approach.
  7. This. 1381 D1 hitters with 200 PA's. Trey had 5th highest K rate (36%). That's higher than the highest MLB rate from last season- Joey Gallo at 34.6%. Trey can be elite at SS and shows projectable power but none of that will matter if he can't reduce his K's. If he came back and got that rate down to 25%, he'd be a top 3 rounder. Slot value for where Reds took him is $219k, last pick of 3rd round slot this year was $577k. I'd love to see him back selfishly but I also think he could really do well for himself financially if he could take that step forward with us.
  8. I thought this was coming and I think he is at that point. He needs to show that he is capable of adjusting his approach and cutting K's to something SORTA passable (25-30% K rate). That proof of development plus his other tools should put him in the 3rd-5th rounds next draft. That will likely be a couple hundred thousand dollars in bonus and I think that is meaningful enough for a kid who is a long shot to ever make it to the bigs with the swing-and-miss in his game.
  9. Seems like a solid dude and wish him the best. He should’ve looked into a grad program in nutrition though.
  10. WANT. 13.67 K/9 and threw a No-No against UC Riverside (I'm aware how shitty they are). He got better as the season went on- reached season low ERA after last appearance. While Big West competition has slipped recently (19th best RPI conference), he did show he can do it against legitimate competition: Gonzaga: 7 IP, 1 H, 0 ER, 7K, 1 BB Oregon State: 3.1 IP, 0 H, 0 ER, 6K, 3 BB
  11. Hurley is pretty interesting to me. He's 6'8 and PG had his velo at 93 out of high school- no clue where he sits now. That said, nobody on our squad who threw > 15 IP had a lower K/9 ratio. Maybe some life/upside left in the arm? *NERD EDIT* Another stat- Looked at the 767 qualified D1 pitchers at D1's stat page. There are 203 pitchers who had as low of a H/9 ratio as Hurley (8.38). Every single one of them had a higher K/9 ratio. Is this telling us he's fortunate he didn't get touched up harder? Or is that some kind of proof of pitchability/ good stuff? Here's how Hurley / Skenes/ Smeltz (Purdue kid) stack up compared to this past years roster:
  12. While we are jerking ourselves off in this world... 321.09 would be good for 7th best class since 2010.
  13. Nice of you to have homosexuals over for dinner.
  14. Was expecting it to be an aggy. WTF Dick, you fucking rube.
  15. FYI this was for 2020 season. This weekend I will try to replicate for 2021. Here is same data for other conferences which I don't think I included when I posted this about a year ago. Viewership data doesn't get published for some of the other conference tv deals so you'll see that it's a much less complete picture. Maybe still good fodder for you fucking nerds. NOTE- Second section of viewership includes following exclusions: PAC- USC & Oregon, ACC- Clemson & Miami, B10- Mich & OSU, SEC- Bama & UGA. PAC: ACC: B10: SEC:
  16. Anybody have insight on how summer ball works? I guess Skenes is taking the US National team route but that is obviously a rare and different route. How do players choose their summer team? Assuming players have to pay their own way like they would a travel ball team in high school? What percentage of guys just don’t play summer ball?
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