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23-1A ??? who's all in this one?

21-3A RULZZZZ....

[quote name="mres" post="751045" timestamp="1264705904"] [quote author=Critter link=topic=64155.msg751037#msg751037 date=1264705276] [quote author=mres link=topic=64155.msg751011#msg751011 date=1264704005] no brainer logan johnson ,then hicks [/quote] I would agree with you taking those two but not in that order  ;) [/quote]ya it is in that order the only reason everybody isnt gettin pregnat off of logan becasue he hasn't been signed yet and hicks has so they both are equal but logan has the slight advantage cause he's taller [/quote] WOW  :o :o  because he's taller he gets the advantage? How about Advantage Hicks because of he's proven it?

VERY amazing to have that type of draft...So who was left on the team after that????

[quote name="mres" post="751011" timestamp="1264704005"] no brainer logan johnson ,then hicks [/quote] I would agree with you taking those two but not in that order  ;)

[quote name="EAGLE07" post="750422" timestamp="1264615654"] [quote author=scooter! link=topic=65244.msg750080#msg750080 date=1264562111] i'm back, had some health and internet issues i was dealing with, nothing major. did i miss anything?  ;D [/quote] Nope.............OU still sucks !  ;D [/quote] Never gets old....    ;D ;D

One thing for sure....K-Ville has good food at their Baseball games.  ;D ;D

[quote name="GCMPats" post="750903" timestamp="1264694744"] [quote author=Roughrider link=topic=65306.msg750901#msg750901 date=1264694298] Arizona State [/quote] That's correct! I must say that I was a bit suprised myself when I read that bit of trivia. That's not who I would have thought of either. from PerfectGame.com [b]Draft 2010: Southwest (AZ, CO, NV, NM, UT)[/b] Allan Simpson Arizona State has produced more picks in the baseball draft’s 45-year history than any other college, and also holds the single-season record, with 15 selections in 2008. Though the Sun Devils have legitimate College World Series aspirations this year and should easily be the best club among 12 Division I schools in the five-state region comprising the Southwest, their impact on the 2010 draft is expected to be marginal—at least by ASU’s lofty standards. The Sun Devils have no players projected to go in the first two rounds in June. Their best prospect, crafty Australian senior lefthander Josh Spence, is expected to be selected in about the same spot (third round) as he was a year ago, when he elected not to sign with the Los Angeles Angels. Righthander Seth Blair is also expected to be drafted in the same area, and between Spence and Blair, they should be one of the nation’s most effective 1-2 starting combos. Overall, it should be a particularly sparse year for D-I talent throughout the Southwest. ASU’s strength, from a draft standpoint, is in its sophomore and freshman classes, while its chief in-state rival, Arizona, is expected to be a minimal force as well as the Wildcats are in the midst of a significant rebuilding job. Three of the best college talents in Arizona this year are draft-eligible sophomores. Still, both those traditional national powers dominate the accompanying list of the 10 best college prospects in the Southwest for this year’s draft as there are few, if any, noteworthy prospects at the four-year level in Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah. Despite the gloomy outlook, it’s still expected to be a noteworthy year for talent in the area as the junior-college ranks are brimming with prospects. In fact, the early favorite to go No. 1 overall in this year’s draft is celebrated College of Southern Nevada freshman catcher Bryce Harper. The 17-year-old phenom accelerated his draft eligibility by a full year when he left a Las Vegas high school after his sophomore year, and subsequently earned his GED while enrolling in junior college. While Harper will draw a flood of scouts to all his games this spring, he won’t be the only CSN player attracting widespread interest on a deep, talented team that PG Crosschecker will rank No. 1 in its pre-season junior-college top 50 rankings (scheduled to be unveiled on Wednesday). Several of Harper’s teammates—notably mid-90s righthanders Joe Robinson and Tyler Hanks—are also expected to be early-round selections. In all, the Coyotes could have 8-10 players drafted—possibly more than any college program in the Southwest. But Southern Nevada hardly holds a monopoly on all the junior-college talent in the area. Its chief in-state rival, Western Nevada, has its share of draftable players, and the rich Arizona junior-college ranks will be a significant force again in this year’s draft. PG Crosschecker will unveil its list of the top 200 prospects in the junior-college ranks on Thursday, and it should have a heavy Southwest flavor. In fact, there are more juco players (12) from the five-state area projected to be drafted in the first 10 rounds this year than four-year college players (11), according to PG Crosschecker. [/quote] Hey...I got it right too....But my computer says they only drafted 14 that year  ;D ;D

Arizona St.?

USC?

I wouldn't mind seeing a BC Vs. Jasper game...

It's good to see more are getting a chance to play 7 on 7

SWEEEEET  :o

Sad very sad  :'(

You could always name it after somebody that lives in Bridge City  ;) ;)

They have snowcones at baseball games anymore.... I rarely see them. That is one thing I remember when I was a kid. I remember when you brought a foul ball back you got a snowcone or coke.

Or better yet The Cardinals without Hicks on the Bump.....    ;D ;D

Gotta go Grape!!!!

Congrats.... I just love seeing the kids from our area go on to play at the next level...

[quote name="Worm" post="746231" timestamp="1263925415"] [quote author=Critter link=topic=62248.msg746154#msg746154 date=1263915395] [quote author=hfaninthestands link=topic=62248.msg746135#msg746135 date=1263913293] state title in orangefield this year [/quote] they first have to get by their cross town rivals.  ;) [/quote] Yep, South Orangefield is a tough "cross town" rival. [/quote] WOW!!!!! that was good....    ::)

[quote name="hfaninthestands" post="746135" timestamp="1263913293"] state title in orangefield this year [/quote] they first have to get by their cross town rivals.  ;)

always nice to see these young men play at the next level.....Congrats

[quote name="East TX" post="745719" timestamp="1263847451"] I trust my sources...but if you want to question me, go ahead. That may be why a lot of folks don't post anymore. [/quote] I'm not questioning your sources or you just trying to get more info.

[quote name="hfaninthestands" post="745913" timestamp="1263870630"] what do we have? about a week? [/quote] about 2

[quote name="AJ25" post="745654" timestamp="1263835946"] [quote author=1stStringer link=topic=64853.msg745632#msg745632 date=1263830871] [quote author=East TX link=topic=64853.msg745546#msg745546 date=1263783546] Also, news for some interested folks is that Jadon Dillon now going into his second season at McNeese is hitting 96 mph over at the Sam Moore training facility.  He had a great Freshman year and also a great Select stint in Colorado! He finished Bridge City HS as a 157# long-drink-of- water; but, today he is 180#s of top conditioned muscles. Projections are he will join his friend Kevin Angelle as a Pro pitching prospect. [/quote] 96 mph?  No offense that sounds far fetched. I know he has lived around 91-92 but 96? hmmm.. [/quote] I was thinking the same.. [/quote] Just wondering? but why not? curious of your questioning this. Also how reliable is East Tx info?? I would seriously like to know the answers... No Kidding!....I mean, I saw Jadon pitch in high school i think his Senior year coming form left Field and thought he threw hard. I also saw STRINGER throw some outstanding games throwing hard.  There was dishon coming in to close a few games he threw hard just not sure the Mph these guys hit in High School though....Can anybody help with these along with any other BC pitchers Mph in high school?