re: Props to Pearson, but let's not forget

That’s fair. I don’t think it was a misevaluation, it’s just really remarkable that he went from the 3rd or 4th option in RF to being one of our best players and being one of our better hitters in the SEC. He looks like one of those guys that just has it like a Duplantis, Morgan, Crews, etc that just come in as a freshman and hit .350 every season. The at bats he has are just different. I didn’t keep up too much with the fall and spring so I’m not aware of who did what, so that’s why I’m asking.