Reply to "How good is a 8.0 PG rating?"

bballforever10+ posts

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Originally posted by Dad04:
Based on my experience and other's, a pitcher with an 8 grade generally has the tools notable on a limited observation, to play on a decent D1 team. My son was an 8.5 RHP and had a decent college career (mid-major). The grade guarentees nothing, obviously. I've seen more talented players absolutley stink up the place until they got cut, transfered or quit.

Play in a PG event or showcase and you get graded, I think. wwww.perfectgame.org

With a 8.5 did he get drafted by any chance? There is a kid in the going pro section who got a 9.0 and is wondering if he will be drafted.

2/15/1111:44 AM

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