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Well excuse me !!!!! Jerk. You missed the point. I wanted some perspective from those around here with more knowledge of our baseball program than me.
There is a lot more that goes into a successful roster than counting up class numbers.
Being young is about playing experience against upper level competition as much as it is class rank numbers.
I didn’t mean to ruffle your feathers. I believe the question was regarding what CTV and CJE inherited. Your point is actually a good one and your response to mine was reasonable. I shoulda handled it differently.
If we have Seniors, that’s not great, if they come up in the program, that’s different to a degree but it means they didn’t get drafted high enough to leave as a junior.
That’s not the same thing as experience. A great many become eligible for the draft by the time their Sophomore years are over, rising juniors have leverage. It’s really about how many games you play early on and what a player(s) does with the opportunity. Some guys get drafted straight from HS and every team in the country is chasing them. They have leverage then. My personal belief is the hardest job in college sports is building a baseball roster. We can have a debate about NIL and the portal, I don’t think that helps much either.
Again, apologies.
GBO!!!
