RNK - TEAM (2018 SEC RECORD)
1 - Florida (20-10) will just reload and likely #1 again
2 - Ole Miss (18-12) slight step back
3 - Georgia (18-12) should be really good again/even better
4 - Arkansas (18-12) slight step back
5 - South Carolina (17-13) rebuilding year
6 - Vanderbilt (16-14) should be much improved
7 - Auburn (15-15) similar/about the same, maybe a tad worse
8 - LSU (15-15) will be MUCH better - faves to win the West probably
9 - Mississippi State (15-15) probably fairly big step back
10 - Kentucky (13-17) rebuilding year - shouldn't be that good (had 13 current players drafted - will lose at least 11 or so of them)
11 - Texas A&M (13-17) hard to say. Probably about the same/slightly better.
12 - Missouri (12-18) probably about the same/slightly worse
13 - Tennessee (12-18) should be a lot better
14 - Alabama (8-22) should be a few games better

STAB at Lineups for 3-4 teams:

Alabama
C - Sam Praytor
1B - Justin King
2B - Morgan McCullough
3B - Kobe Morris
SS - Isaiah Byars
LF - Joe Breaux
CF - TJ Reeves
RF - Tyler Gentry

C/2B - Brett Auerbach
1B/DH/3B - John Trousdale
OF - Walker McCleney

SP's - Brock Love, Deacon Medders, Garrett Rukes, Sam Finnerty, Will Freeman

RP's - Kyle Cameron, Casey Cobb, Garrett Bye, Sam Gardner, Connor Shamblin, etc.

AUBURN

C - Steven Williams
1B - Conor Davis
2B - Ryan Bliss
3B - Devin Warner
SS - Will Holland
LF - Judd Ward
CF - Jeremy Johnson/Cade Evans/Brody Moore
RF - Eduoard Julien
DH - Rankin Woley

SP's - Tanner Burns, Cody Greenhill, Garrett Wade, Jack Owen, Ryan Hoerter

RP's - Elliott Anderson, Welby Malczewski, Richard Fitts, Ryan Watson, etc.

LSU

C - Saul Garza/Brock Mathis
1B - Bryce Jordan/Nick Webre
2B - Brandt Broussard
3B - Josh Smith/Drew Bianco/Gavin Dugas
SS - Josh Smith/Hal Hughes
LF - Daniel Cabrera/Nick Webre
CF - Zach Watson
RF - Daniel Cabrera/maybe Duplantis

SP's - Zack Hess, Eric Walker, Ma'Khail Hilliard, AJ Labas

RP's - Todd Peterson, Caleb Gilbert, Matthew Beck, Devin Fontenot, Landon Marceaux, Nick Storz, etc.

FLORIDA

C - Cal Greenfield
1B - Keenan Bell
2B - Blake Reese
3B - Cory Acton
SS - Brady McConnell
LF - Austin Langworthy
CF - Kendrick Calilao
RF - Wil Dalton
DH - Nelson Maldonado

SP's - Jack Leftwich, Tommy Mace, Hunter Ruth, Jordan Butler

RP's - Tyler Dyson, Andrew Baker, David Leuthje, Nick Pogue, Christian Scott, Hunter McMullen, etc.

GEORGIA

C - Mason Meadows
1B - Patrick Sullivan
2B - LJ Talley
3B/RP - Aaron Schunk
SS - Cam Shepherd
LF - CJ Smith
CF - Tucker Maxwell
RF - Tucker Bradley
DH - Adam Sassder

SP's - Emerson Hancock, Ryan Webb, Tony Locey, Cole Wilcox

RP's - Zac Kristofak, Will Proctor, Tim Elliott, Justin Glover, etc.

I legit hate Vanderbilt almost for that reason alone.

But plenty of other reasons too. Vandy sucks.

I went to the opening practice yesterday. Not much to report as they didn't do a whole lot and even if they had - it would still just be the first practice of the fall.

But I liked the temp of the practice. It was laid back but not lax.

If I had to gripe about something it would be that the coaches took some "cool" or historic numbers as if it matters what number the coaches wear (Bohannon #6, Jackson #15, Zulli #3) Of course Bennett is sporting is former #41. But that doesn't matter.

We'll probably suck this year on account of pitching (2-3 min of the 17 listed on the fall roster won't pitch this spring) and otherwise so many young arms.

We should score some runs. Offense should be pretty good. Defense should be a bit better than last year but hopefully a big step up at catcher. Malkin is a big kid behind the plate.

Watching BP, Malkin, Taylor and Cody Henry all dropped bombs. Hunter Alexander (who is huge - needs to drop a few lbs) also banged out a couple. Jett Manning looked to have a good spraying type swing. Breaux looks able to cover some ground.

If nothing else - this team will have a lot of versatility in terms of the lineup.

Defensive & Offensive Snap Counts vs. Fresno State

DEFENSE 63 SNAPS, 50 FIRST TEAM, 13 2ND TEAM

Payne (37/0)
Davis (41/1)
Hand (26/0)
Buggs (21/0)
Williams (5/12)
Frazier (8/4)
King (4/12)
Dwight (4/9)
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Hamilton (33/0)
Holcombe (26/1)
Wilson (34/0)
Mosley (26/0)
Allen (21/3)
Moses (7/13)
McMillon (0/12)
Brown (1/10)
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Harrison & Averett (50/0)
Fitzpatrick (48/0)
Wallace (42/0)
Jones (34/0)
Brown (19/4)
Diggs (8/13)
McKinney (5/13)
Carter (0/13)
Thompson (0/13)
Mayden (0/9)
Anderson (0/1)

OFFENSE 66 SNAPS (55/11)

J Williams, Pierschbacher, Bozeman (55/0)
Cotton (50/0)
Womack (44/0)
Wills (11/11)
Casher (5/11)
Leatherwood, Owens, Kennedy (0/11)
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Hentges (28/0)
Smith (19/3)
Forristall (3/8)
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Hurts (45/0)
Tag (10/11)
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D Harris (25/0)
Scarbrough (14/0)
N Harris (16/11)
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Ridley (48/0)
Foster (38/0)
Sims (36/0)
Smith (16/11)
Ruggs (15/11)
Jeudy (16/3)
Marks (0/8)
Kief (1/0)

PERSONNEL:
OFFENSE

10 = 9 plays
11 = 54 plays
12 = 2 plays
13 = 1 play

DEFENSE
Reg = 1
Nick = 54
Dime = 5
Dime-Heavy (3-2-6) = 3 plays

*****The following comments have nothing to do with performance, just observations or thoughts based on our personnel and how played vs. Fresno State and Florida State*****

* Clear that Raekwon Davis was either serving a bit of a "light suspension" vs. Florida State - or perhaps we just overused D Hand because we knew what we'd get from him as opposed to Buggs/Davis/Williams.

*Joshua Frazier's PT went back towards 2016 levels after he had a much bigger role vs. Florida State. Will be something to monitor in upcoming games

*Pay no real mind to gross snaps at LB vs. Fresno State as we too Shaun Dion Hamilton out of the game much earlier that usual on account of the score - but technically it was still 1st team out there sans him and maybe 1-2 others.

*With Evans out, we rotated Holcombe & Wilson every other series and seemed to usually let the one that hadn't been playing that series - come in at Mike on 3rd down Dime situations (a role that SDH has not played this year but probably would if he hadn't torn his ACL so late last year)

*It was almost 50/50 Jamey Mosley & Chris Allen at OLB since we didn't have A Jennings or R Evans (on 3rd downs). My assumption there is they are just going to watch tape these next few games and see which one (or perhaps both) we can count on to spell Jennings when he's back.

*Still early but barring further injuries - expect Dylan Moses to be simply a 3rd & long Dime pass rusher this year.

*At DB - it was interesting late in the 3rd Qtr we went back to the Nickel package we finished up last year with (sans Wallace for Humphrey) as Tony Brown got to play Star in Nickel and Fitzpatrick went to S with Hootie hitting the bench.

*Very likely nothing to it based on past year but odd how X. McKinney came in at S before Deionte Thompson did vs Fresno State.

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On offense - for the first time I can ever recall we had 4 WR's on the field at the same time 9 different times (I think ONLY on 1st downs). There wasn't a TE. It was Ridley and the 3 freshman all 9 times, as well. I do not recall us ever having 4 WR's on the field at the same time under Saban - at least not that many times in "non Hail Mary situations assuming we've ever done a hail mary type play)

*Jedrick Wills spelled Matt Womack at RT for 2 full series in the 2nd quarter. Tells me that competition is close but perhaps not. No clue. Also, even though #13 was playing QB with #22 Harris at RB and the freshman at WR - for one series Josh Casher spelled Lester Cotton at RG with the other 4 starting OL's still in with the 1's.

It would be dumb, IMO, to overthink or look too much into our personnel vs Fresno State overall, but some interesting groupings we used.

I'm working on a project trying to keep my spreadsheets as accurate as possible. Kind of hoping some fellow nerds can help me cross off or add some names to the following rosters as of right now.

*NOTE* Please don't reply if you just have a rumor that John Doe is leaving Ark because of playing time. Facts only - I realize not everything has a link so "inside" information is appreciated but "links" are the best. Basically no *speculation" i.e. James Doe sucks so he may transfer yada yada yada

Obviously by spring the official rosters have to basically 35 (with a few exceptions i.e. a new rule where players that won't play that season due to injury don't count against the 35)

I will post my stuff on the SEC East later but here is what I have for the SEC West.

(LSU has already posted a Fall 2017/Spring 2018 Roster on their site and I have pretty good sources on Alabama's so I'll still post them, but mainly looking for help from you:

Arkansas, Auburn, State, Ole Miss and Aggie fans right now.

Thanks.

AGAIN - please let me know if I'm missing a signee (esp JUCO transfer) or someone that for sure is no longer coming to your school in the fall

ARKANSAS

ROS NUM NAME POS YEAR
1 - 3 - Jared Gates - 3B/1B - SR
2 - 4 - Matt Burch - MIF - SO
3 - 5 - Cody Scroggins (inj.) - RHP - JR inj.
4 - 6 - Hunter Wilson - INF - SR
5 - 7 - Jack Kenley - INF - SO
6 - 8 - Eric Cole - OF - JR
7 - 9 - Jax Biggers - SS - JR
8 - 13 - Jordan McFarland - INF/OF - SO
9 - 16 - Blaine Knight - RHP - JR
10 - 17 - Luke Bonfield - OF - SR
11 - 18 - Anthony Dahl - RHP - RS SO
12 - 20 - Carson Shaddy - INF - SR
13 - 21 - Kacey Murphy - LHP - JR
14 - 27 - Evan Lee - OF/RHP - SO
15 - 28 - Dominic Fletcher - OF - SO
16 - 29 - Angus Denton - RHP - SO
17 - 32 - Matt Cronin - LHP - SO
18 - 33 - Grant Koch - C - JR
19 - 34 - Jake Reindl - RHP - JR
20 - 35 - Jacob Kostywhock - RHP - SO
21 - 37 - Weston Rogers - LHP - JR
22 - 39 - Dylan Thompson - LHP - RF
23 - 45 - Kevin Kopps - RHP - SO
24 - 46 - Barrett Loseke - RHP - JR
25 - 55 - Isaiah Campbell - RHP - JR
26 - 11 - Keaton McKinney - RHP - JR
27 - 12 - Alex Ronnebaum - INF - RF
28 - 38 - Jordan Rodriguez - RHP - SR*
29 - 43 - Sammy Blair - OF - RF
30 - 49 - Harrison Heffley - LHP - RF
31 - 50 - Ben Bailey - C - RF
32 - 52 - Jackson Rutledge - LHP - RF
33 - 53 - Noah Miller - RHP - RF
34 - 54 - Zack Plunkett - C/INF - JR
35 - XX - Cole Turney - OF - FR
36 - XX - Bryce Bonnin - RHP - FR
37 - XX - Jackson Rutledge - RHP - FR
38 - XX - Hunter Milligan - LHP - FR
39 - XX - Austin Kelly - RHP - FR
40 - XX - Casey Martin - INF - FR
41 - XX - Zebulon Vermillion - RHP - FR
42 - XX - Casey Optiz - C - FR
43 - XX - Heston Kjerstad - OF - FR
44 - XX - Easton Murrell - INF - FR
45 - XX - Caleb Bolden - RHP - FR
46 - XX - Jacob Nesbit - INF - FR
47 - XX - Kole Ramage - RHP - FR
48 - XX - Derek Ripp - 1B - FR
49 - XX - Dylan Bonds - LHP - FR
50 - XX - Brady Disher - C - FR
51 - XX - Ryan Drake - INF - FR
52 - XX - Benjamin McClain - OF - FR

SR/DRAFT
1 Josh Alberius
2 Chad Spanberger
3 Jake Arledge
4 Dominic Taccolini
5 Cannon Chadwick
6 Trevor Stephan
7 Alex Gosser
TRANSFER/QUIT
8 Brendan Heiss
9 Jaxon Williams (Howard College)
10 Lucas Krull
COMMITTS/SIGNEES LOST
Daniel Tillo (pro)
Dakota Bennett (pro)
Canaan Smith (pro)

He goes and bleaches his hair blond.

***Edit*** I respect the dude's game but you'd think the way he carries himself he's Alex Bregman talent.

vs. a team that's now 56-4 while all but 2 other SEC schools are home watching. Seriously like 10 threads on page 1 of their rival fans talking shite - unreal.

Guess I don't get it - I don't view all of Alabama's rivalries as Republicans vs. Democrats, Boston vs. New York, Cubs vs. Cardinals.

I realize most of them are (lame) trolls but sadly I think some people are serious. Ironic how in America most everyone hates a winner and wants to tear them down...

When an SEC power such as LSU loses a home super regional to something called "Stony Brook," you give their fans shite. When you're the #4 national seed in Omaha riding a 17-game win streak playing a team that's 55-4 from the Pac 10; I just don't see it as a shite-talking opportunity.

Esp if you're a fellow Bammer who hasn't been to Omaha since 1999. Or an Ole Miss fan.


I'm sure I'll get trashed for pandering or sucking up to a bunch of randos on a message board, but it's the truth. Does LSU have some obnoxious and annoying supporters? Of course but so does everyone.

Through 1st 10 rounds, includes signees/commits that I'm aware of.

RND - OVR - ORG - NAME / POS - YEAR ( SCHOOL )
1 - 5 - ATL - Kyle Wright / RHP - 3 ( Vanderbilt )
1 - 16 - NYY - Clarke Schmidt / RHP - 3 ( South Carolina )
1 - 17 - SEA - Evan White / 1B - 3 ( Kentucky )
1 - 18 - DET - Alex Faedo / RHP - 3 ( Florida )
1 - 23 - LAD - Jeren Kendall / OF - 3 ( Vanderbilt )
1 - 24 - BOS - Tanner Houck / RHP - 3 ( Missouri )
1 - 26 - TEX - Bubba Thompson / OF - HS ( Alabama )
1 - 28 - TOR - Nate Pearson / RHP - J2 ( LSU )
1 - 30 - CHC - Alex Lange / RHP - 3 ( LSU )
1.5 - 35 - MIN - Brent Rooker / OF - 4 ( Mississippi State )
2 - 39 - SDP - Luis Campusano / C - HS ( South Carolina )
2 - 41 - ATL - Drew Waters / OF - HS ( Georgia )
2 - 42 - PIT - Steve Jennings / RHP - HS ( Ole Miss )
2 - 43 - OAK - Greg Deichmann / OF - 3 ( LSU )
2 - 46 - MIL - Caden Lemons / RHP - HS ( Ole Miss )
2 - 55 - SEA - Sam Carlson / RHP - HS ( Florida )
2 - 56 - HOU - Corbin Martin / RHP - 3 ( Texas A&M )
2 - 57 - DET - Rey Rivera / OF - J2 ( Mississippi State )
2 - 60 - BAL - Adam Hall / SS - HS ( Texas A&M )
2 - 64 - CLE - Quentin Holmes / OF - HS ( Mississippi State )
2 - 65 - WSN - Wil Crowe / RHP - JR ( South Carolina )
2.5 - 73 - KCR - Evan Steele / LHP - J2 ( Auburn )
3 - 76 - MIN - Blayne Enlow / RHP - HS ( LSU )
3 - 77 - CIN - Jacob Heatherly / LHP - HS ( Alabama )
3 - 85 - LAA - Jacob Pearson / CF - HS ( LSU )
3 - 89 - MIA - Riley Mahan / 2B - 3 ( Kentucky )
3 - 90 - KCR - Daniel Tillo / LHP - J2 ( Arkansas )
3 - 92 - NYY - Trevor Stephan / RHP - 3 ( Arkansas )
3 - 105 - CHC - Keegan Thompson / RHP - 4 ( Auburn )
4 - 110 - ATL - Troy Bacon / RHP - J2 ( Mississippi State )
4 - 11 - OAK - Will Toffey / 3B - 3 ( Vanderbilt )
4 - 116 - COL - Pearson McMahan / RHP - J2 ( Mississippi State )
4 - 118 - PIT - Jason Delay / C - 4 ( Vanderbilt )
4 - 122 - NYY - Canaan Smith / RF - HS ( Arkansas )
4 - 124 - STL - Kramer Robertson / SS - 4 ( LSU )
4 - 128 - BAL - Jack Conlon / RHP - HS ( Texas A&M )
4 - 133 - WSN - Cole Freeman / 2B - 4 ( LSU )
5 - 136 - MIN - Andrew Bechtold / 3B - J3 ( LSU )
5 - 147 - CWS - Tyler Johnson / RHP - 3 ( South Carolina )
5 - 155 - SET - Sam McMillan / C - HS ( Florida )
5 - 161 - BOS - Alex Scherff / RHP - HS ( Texas A&M )
5 - 163 - WSN - Brigham Hill / RHP - 3 ( Texas A&M )
6 - 166 - MIN - Richardo De La Torre / SS - HS ( Auburn )
6 - 170 - ATL - Jordan Rodgers / 3B - 4 ( Tennessee )
6 - 171 - OAK - Logan Salow / LHP - 4 ( Kentucky )
6 - 173 - PHI - Dalton Guthrie / SS - 3 ( Florida )
6 - 175 - LAA - Jonah Todd / CF - 3 ( Auburn )
6 - 176 - COL - Chad Spanberger / 1B - 3 ( Arkansas )
6 - 184 - STL - Zach Jackson / C - HS ( Florida )
6 - 192 - CLE - Mike Rivera / C - 3 ( Florida )
7 - 197 - CIN - Mark Kolozsvary / C - 3 ( Florida )
7 - 220 - LAD - Zach Pop / RHP - 3 ( Kentucky )
9 - 259 - TBR - Andrew Gist / LHP - 4 ( Georgia )
9 - 261 - OAK - Jared Poche / LHP - 4 ( LSU )
9 - 271 - HOU - Michael Papierski / C - 3 ( LSU )
9 - 277 - NYM - Cannon Chadwick / RHP - 4 ( Arkansas )
9 - 279 - TOR - Zach Logue / LHP - 4 ( Kentucky )
10 - 288 - SDP - Dominic Taccolini / RHP - 4 ( Arkansas )
10 - 301 - HOU - Kyle Serrano / RHP - 4 ( Tennessee )
10 - 310 - LAD - Zach Reks / OF - 4 ( Kentucky )

aka the Unperformed relative to talent and expectations team - not counting (serious) injuries

No freshmen were considered despite many of them not playing up to their hype this year - you can't really put too much of that on them.

Coach - Chad Holbrook

C- Benito Santiago - UT
1B- ?
2B - Deacon Liput - UF
3B - Jonathan India - UF
SS - Dalton Guthrie - UF
OF - Alex Destino - USC
OF- Brodie Leftridge - UT
OF - Jeren Kendall - VU
UT - Alonzo Jones - VU
P - Zach Warren - UT
P - Nick Eicholtz - UA
P - Jared Poche - LSU

Hm. Mention: Madison Stokes, USC; Kevin Smith, UGA;

Just to provide an idea of who's coming & go.

Right now we have 20 players signed/committed for next year and I expect them to add a couple more late JUCO signees or walk-ons, even between now and the fall.

Of those 20, at least 3 but up to 5 won't see campus - all HS kids. We might lose a JC transfer or two, but unlikely based on what all I've read and am privy to - but the MLB draft is weird and always tons of surprises.

1. Jacob Hearthely/LHP Cullman HS
2. Bubba Thompson/OF R/R McGill-Toolen HS
Neither will see campus both should be Top 50 overall draft picks

3. Sam Praytor/C R/R Helena HS
Very highly and nationally ranked catcher. Big bat. Not counting on him being at UA but he ends up here, he could be an instant-impact bat.

4. Chris Holcomb/LHP Cape Cod, MA
Originally committed to Goff as a member of the c/o of 2018 but relcassed and changed schools this semester to be eligible for the draft (and be in his correct grade). Typically, people do that for draft reasons. So I'm not expecting him to show up to Tuscaloosa.

5. Zach Hanna/OF L/L Shawnee, HS (Iowa Western JC)
6. Joe Breaux/OF L/L Tomball, TX (McLennan CC)

Both lefty corner outfielders - not sure if they can play CF but both have put up solid numbers in 2 years of elite level Juco ball. Either would be expected to step in and start Day 1 and hit at the top or the middle of the order. Listed together but I'm going to guess at least (maybe Breaux) signs pro.

7. Sam Gardner/RHP Shelbyville, TN (Walters St. CC)
Has had a fine season this year - could be instant impact guy if he gets to UA and I expect he will based on his size and scouting reports. Could be a weekend starter for us - though typically you don't want JUCO transfer as weekend starters - but rather filling holes in the back end of the bullpen...

8. Dylan Cyphert/LHP Cranberry, PA (Gulf Coast State)
9. Sage Diehm/LHP Nampa, ID (College of Southern Nevada) Both lefties from the JC ranks that were fairly highly rated prospects out of HS. Cyphert originally enrolled at Pittsburgh but quickly left whereas Diehm originally signed and enrolled at North Carolina. Cyphert appears to have solid stuff but command issues. Diehm has not pitched this year since opening day so I assume he could retain his Sophomore eligiblity status when he gets here. I could see Cyphert not making it to campus but Diehm is a pretty safe bet at this point.

10. DJ Petrinsky/C R/R Magnolia, TX (Hill College)
Newest addition to the class and haven't had much tim e to dig into him - but he's put up solid offensive numbers for Hill College as a Soph this year and his line translates to being a safe bet to transition to the SEC offensively, but one alarming stat especially considering our catcher play this past year, is that he's allowed 12 passed balls.

11. Jake Sims C/IF L/R Guelph, Ontario (Canda) Roane St CC
He's listed as a catcher but basically no chance he plays there in the SEC based on the fact he's barely played there at Roane but rather been a 1B/DH. Offensive numbers haven't been great for that position, either.

12. Whitt Davis 1B R/R Huntsville (East Mississippi CC)
Solid offensive numbers at EMCC but that's D2 Juco and it's hard to really project that to the SEC level. If he's able to contribute next year it will be a pleasant surprise.

13. Tyler Spring/RHP Wiggins, MS (Jones Co)
Another Mississippi JUCO kid - hasn't pitched this year but was big in their D2 JUCO National Championship in 2016. I assume he profiles as a mid-inning relief pitcher at best, possibly being a high-leverage guy.

14. John Shields/MIF Tampa, FL (Plant HS)
One of the few Gaspard committs that didn't bail (along with Heatherly, Myers & Praytor) and has been committed for a years. Very little information I've come across on him in terms of whether he can be an in-stant impact guy (positively)

15. Mitch Myers/RHP Opelika HS
Good college prospect

16. Brady Greene/RHP St. James HS - Montgomery
Could develop into a solid SEC starter.

***So much emphasis is placed on velo when they rank or project these kids---which is why so many great college players weren't highly rated but they show up to college, grown and develop and learn to throw strikes and usually get some velo bumps - but it annoys me personally how much emphasis scouts place solely on velo with these 17 year-old kids.

Also, they're ranked based on MLB projections - not college so important to keep that in mind. Not many 5'11" pitchers or 5'9" hitters are going to be highly rated out of HS - but look around the SEC at how many are Dominant.

17. Zach Harlan/RHP Daphne HS
Another in-state RHP with not much out on there on him.

18. Tyler Gentry/RHP-OF Arlington HS (TN)
Not sure what he was reruited as (or both) but could another diamnond-in-rough and a kid that develops into a solid player, but like the rest of the HS signees - probably not going to make waves Day 1.

19. Jared Shemper/LHP Germantown, TN (Christian Brothers)
Yeah - not much info on him, either.

20. Noah Fondren/3B Cullman HS
Could develop into a good college player in a couple years but probably would have been better off going JUCO and getting experience.

So there's the 20 and likely a couple more to come late...so at least 16+ new faces will be here for fall practice. And we're only going to lose a handful of SR/draftees so expect tons of roster turnover. I won't speculate on names but likely to not see many of the current freshmen here in the spring of 2018 as they'll go play JUCO.

And some (rising) SRs and JRs that aren't draft concerns - and not really worth transferring to D2 or sitting out - might just hang it up and not have to endure another year of Goff's program

SR's:
1) Tanner DeVinny
2) Nick Eicholtz
plus walk-ons/post-grads Mike Oczypok & Taylor Poe
Will lose to draft:
3) Garrett Suchey
4) Jake Walters
Probably lose to the draft
5) Chandler Taylor
6) Hunter Alexander
7) Chandler Avant

Could very well see us with a roster set-up much like Auburn from this year expect it won't have Casey Mize, Keegan Thompson or a bunch of facial hair and mullets.