Reply to "Recruiters and PG rankings/grades"

PGStaff10,000+ posts

johnj314,

Could you PM me some examples of 9.5 and 10s that you have seen struggle getting college offers? I can't think of any. The draft is a different thing all together. Buster Posey was a 10 and was drafted in the 50th round out of high school. Matt Wieters wasn't drafted at all.

It is true that lots of 8s and 9s get drafted. No matter how much any one might value the rankings and grades, they are impossble to ignore as a point of identification. Actual value can differ from one scout/recruiter to another.

8/19/1110:52 AM

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