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You must live in Puerto Rico where they have those 22 year old "high school" kids that can go YAK on 94 MPH with movement.

Hunter was throwing 92-94 with movement…he threw two good pitches the the kid fouled off. A high school kid could have hit that pitch out…LOL…what makes it even more LOL…is you are serious.

He put the game in the hands of a kid that he kicked off the team last year…so now he can't pitch or be trusted…great logic. BTW, didn't Soto just get suspended for a few games…yet you wanted him to have the ball and proclaim…UT would have won 4-1 or 4-2…I know you have been watching the games...

How can you blame this on Serrano…some of you folks must have never played this game! The Vols ran the bases beautifully, they played great defense, he pulled Neely when he should have, and the bullpen struggled again…Tip your cap to LSU…Hunter came in and had the best stuff a closer has had...

25th percentile SAT score at Vanderbilt 1410 50th percentile SAT score at Vanderbilt 1490

He did have a point...the incoming freshmen have higher average scores...I am sure Vanderbilt considers UT to be JUCO like too, but it wouldn't be correct.

First of all, Cal State Fullerton is not even close to a JUCO...it is a respected university with close to 40,000 students. It has an acceptance rate of about 40%. I am not saying it is a more respected university than UT, but let's be honest...the SEC does a great job of finding ways to give...

This is a great discussion....one thing that needs to be factor in is what is the cost to recruit players out of the area. It seems to me that UT does a good enough job recruiting from the state of TN. But in order to compete nationally, I think we all agree that they need to cast a larger net...

Finally, someone brings up a coach with a resume that is better than CDS. Jack Leggett is a legend. UCI, when Serrano left, hired Mike Gillespie, an old school legend and he has been successful. Also, I am sure Leggett would love the opportunity to compete in the SEC and he has contacts...

The reason it is comparable is because at Fulleron, Irvine, and Long Beach there is a bigger commitment…correlation…better results. I 100% agree that trying to be a contender in the SEC is a very different challenge. You are making my point…in order for things to change at UT…there must me a...

I am telling you that Fullerton makes more of a commitment to baseball, in comparison to its competition, than UT does. Way different programs...with way different challenges. Also, who is the great baseball mind that you have in mind to change the program? Again, if you said that, insert...

Once again, I find this post so shallow and short-sighted. If you have a coach that is better than CDS wanting to come to TN than by all means give him a shot. That person should be someone that has gone into a situation where they have had significant challenges and somehow...through better...

The Cape teams have no affiliation with MLB. Scouts go there...because that is where the best talent is. Like I said...Scout teams in high school age are run by MLB...Area Code Games are in place for MLB scouts. Cape Cod Baseball League ? A piece of America saved | Think Blue LA

The Cape (all summer leagues for that matter) is based on talent that the summer coaches can sign. It is about the summer coach's relationship with the college coaches. It is a two-way street...the summer coaches go to college coaches they trust and try to fill their roster. A college coach's...

It all adds up...it is never one thing. Teams that travel better, have the potential to play better, teams that have a big presence on Twitter, TV, etc...have better name recognition (UT should be doing a huge campaign to promote Nick). It shows commitment, it is about doing the little things...