re: Tanner Hall transfer?

I’d take him as a Sunday starter

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Tanner Hall

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I lived there my freshman year. No air conditioning.

Yes, the SEC in many opinions is the best overall conference in terms of competition, but to think that the USM pitchers would not be competitive in the SEC is delusional and tells me that many are not watching college baseball games outside of LSU games. The parity that exists in college baseball today is legit, there is not the big gap in talent that many on here think.

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I’d take him as a Sunday starter

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He would have been the friday night starter this year.

He throws 4 pitches, and his fastball and changeups have elite movement.

Hall isn't transferring. He's a god at USM. And, they were in the SR this year.

But, LSU is actively looking for aces on small schools who fit this marginal MLB talent mold.

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He did pretty well against the #2 hitting team in the SEC

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They played TAMU? As far as I know he pitched an inning or 2 against LSU and yesterday against Ole Miss.
How did you come to this conclusion?

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are you sure?

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I don't have inside info, if that's what you are asking. And, NIL money certainly can come into play.

But, barring a large NIL deal I think this is all bullshite.

He may not dominate the SEC, but a strikeout to walk ratio like his comes out on top more times than not. Anyone that doesn’t see that doesn’t know baseball.

Tanner was not recruited by the SEC mostly because of size and projectability(love that word). Saw him pitch all summer before his Senior year at Zachary. He had touched 90 in a workout, but he was 85-88 on the mound during games. But he commanded the zone with three pitches. Hit locations more consistently than most at that age. He was down to USM and Southeastern. Girlfriend was going to Kentucky so he chose USM because of locality. After he gets done with TEAM USA this summer he will head to the Cape. Kid can most definitely be effective in the SEC. Sometimes good players get missed.