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re: How does Florida get so many top arms?
Posted on 6/28/17 at 10:08 am to WaWaWeeWa
Posted on 6/28/17 at 10:08 am to WaWaWeeWa
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Just because we lose lange and Poche we aren't doomed
Agreed. Hess, Walker, Peterson, and Gilbert are a solid start, plus what should be a solid class of pitchers coming in next year.
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Posted on 6/28/17 at 2:23 pm to slackster
You are one of the more astute posters here. Florida's top rated arm, out of high school, is Brady Singer, #50. Second was Faedo, #78.
On campus in the last three years, LSU had Mac Marshall, #21, Cole McKay, #49, Zach Hess, #57 and Jake Godfrey, #64. We also had Todd Peterson #91, Alex Lange, #134, and Jake Latz, #182.
As far as recruiting, Mainieri holds a candle to no one. If these recruits had panned out, the Florida forum would be asking why doe LSU get so many top arms.
On campus in the last three years, LSU had Mac Marshall, #21, Cole McKay, #49, Zach Hess, #57 and Jake Godfrey, #64. We also had Todd Peterson #91, Alex Lange, #134, and Jake Latz, #182.
As far as recruiting, Mainieri holds a candle to no one. If these recruits had panned out, the Florida forum would be asking why doe LSU get so many top arms.
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