MU Baseball Recruits

by trripleplay on Nov 19, 2008 4:45 PM CST

Today is the last day of the Early Signing Period for National Letters of Intent. I've managed to pull together a list of Mizzou Baseball recruits - looks like a great recruiting class.

Garrison McLagan, LHP, Columbia, MO (will graduate at the end of this semester and join the Tigers in January, 2009)

Cody King, RHP/SS; Kirksville, MO

Dane Opel, OF; Edwardsville, IL

Brannon Champagne, OF/C; St. Charles West, MO

Ryan Crowley, LHP/1B; Morton, IL

Kale Gaden, C/OF; Stillwater, OK

Eric Anderson, RHP/IF; Highlands Ranch, CO (Mountain Vista HS)

Eric Garcia, SS; Pflugerville, TX (Hendrickson HS)

Andy Heifner, 3B/RHP; St. Charles West HS, MO

Blake Brown, OF/P; Bloomington, IL (Normal West HS)

Details at the NEW LOCATION of SimmonsField.com: http://simmonsfield.blogspot.com/ (The link here at RockMNation is OUT OF DATE!!!!)

(Ed. Note: Not anymore.)

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In football, the benefit of enrolling early is Spring Practice

The player wouldn’t play any earlier (unless Spring Practice convinces the coaches that he doesn’t need to RS, obviously).

Please educate me about baseball…
From looking at SimmonsField, it appears that Garrison McLagan will be eligible to play as soon as he’s enrolled, so:
What is the benefit of enrolling early? I see a benefit to the TEAM, as it’s an extra arm that is usable, but what’s the benefit to him? Is there a red-shirt in baseball? If so, is he expected to red-shirt this year so he essentially gets an extra semester of practice before he ever plays?

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by Andy--01 on Nov 19, 2008 6:42 PM CST 0 recs

Man, it's weird to think

When I played Morton HS’ baseball team my freshman year of high school, Ryan Crowley was in seventh grade.

Man, I’m getting old.

And usually, when a player joins a school early, the program has identified the players as possibly having an impact that year or the coach, player, and family thinks it would be more beneficial for the player to play college ball instead of high school ball that year.

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by UribeAuction on Nov 19, 2008 8:05 PM CST 0 recs