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Co Relief Pitchers of the Week. Zach Mayhew came in during a crucial spot in game 4. He recorded a K and fly out to shut down the 6th inning, leaving 2 runner on base. Juan Javier came in and slammed the door by striking out the side for the save #aggieball
@RyanBenitez34 Hello coach I am looking to transfer from ranger college I play 1st baseball (6,1) hope we can chat and work out things to be able to play for your program coach!
It's that time of year! Our Ranger College Baseball Fall Camp is here! We can't wait to see you there. The link to sign up is posted below. #pistolsup https://t.co/tBcaZvVBh1
“I’m just gonna go to Juco.”
As a position player, the strategy has to be to play more games and face better competition. Get stronger, more explosive, and more powerful. There is no place for the weak in college baseball.
We play Jucos all the time, and half the time the lineup is full of D1 kickbacks, and we get destroyed. The idea that kids can just waltz into a good Juco and start without being dawgs is misguided—at least in FL, TX, AZ, etc. You better be a dude who had some D1 interest. You better be physically ready to play because Juco will eat you up to. Juco has its share of 21 year olds running around too.
The solution is to become a better player in high school and not wait for college. Become more explosive in high school. Face better competition in high school.
Parents
It's not easy to let someone be hard on your kid.
To push your kid.
To discipline your kid.
To drive your kid to be the best.
But damn does it pay dividends in the long run.