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Anything can happen in recruiting, but from what i've been told...something big is going to have to happen for Long, Adams, and Brewster to not be Buckeyes.
Last edited by HotMic; 09-28-2006 at 03:31 PM. |
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J.R. Richard, a pitcher for the Houston Astros in the 1970's, was also about that size (6' 8", listed weight 222, but he was probably 250+). Last edited by LordJeffBuck; 09-28-2006 at 02:24 PM. |
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It will depend on what is in Kyle's heart in the end though...however, the baseball route is a very real possibility. |
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Baseball and pro dollars are nice, but it's hard to get football out of your blood.... |
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It sure does sound like from what GRAD says his first love is baseball. |
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"You are correct - Kyle won't be eligible for the MLB draft until June of 2008. Why is he waiting for the June 2007 draft to decide between baseball and football? Probably because he wants to see where other similar prospects get drafted."
As a junior RHP with a fastball topping out at 92mph or so I really don't think he can get much of a read from a draft. As always with high school players, he is either a high-round pick or not. Nothing in the 07 draft will decide whether that is the case. He won't be able to compare his measurables, etc to other players as he doesn't compare physically and his arm strength is above-average but not spectacular. Perhaps he has some other solid pitches (I don't know). Although he has good upside with his height, he must have another good pitch in order to be a high round pick out of high school. There are too many guys throwing 90+ in college, junior college, etc (which are safer picks). Bauserman committed but it was always contigent on his draft position (right?). So there isn't anything stopping him from making a decision. Maybe Coach Todd will let him play? ![]() |
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I'm pretty sure the coaches gave Torrence the OK to play both...
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Hopefully he takes the possibility of playing both sports into consideration as OSU is typically one of the top teams above the Mason-Dixon line in baseball.
I am just going off what I've learned from my Grandfather (recently retired major league scout) over the years here so take it for what it's worth. Without seeing him pitch or knowing about his other pitches I'd say he is the type of guy that would want a year or two of college ball under his belt to improve his draft status. That doesn't mean he might view playing college football as too big of a risk at the same time, but that is my opinion based on what I know. |
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I agree with LJB on this one... The football in Kyle's blood will be hard to ignore... |
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