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soxnole-udc did not have a 17,18 yr. old team last year.i'll have that ready for you tommorrow.blazers are good,we beat them twice last fall at uic but i do not put much weight on that because they were missing 3,4 players and i showcased my pitchers vs. playing to win.not sure udc will have even a 17 yr.or 18 yr. old team this year.TALENTSEEKR- YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU MAN!ANYROAD TRIPS THIS SPRING COUNT ME IN.LIL COMPANY FOR THE RIDE
playhard...I don't know how one can fall in love with someone they never met, however, I am quickly falling in love with everyone on this board.I hope that you will publish your 2004 roster on this board for all to see. Everyone, including myself, seems to be interested. I wish I could invite you, soxnole, pitchdoc, beenthere, Trad and others for a road trip. It would be non-stop conversation and a memorable trip.

For all...I am trying my hardest to attend the PG Showcase in Omaha, Neb during the college WS on June 24 (my busy time w/scouting girls travel basketball). It was just posted and Aaron Puffer is running it and it will be a smash hit. I hope PG secures game tickets for anyone wanting to attend the CWS. Every HS player must see this and maybe my favorite Arizona State will be there this year. GO DEVILS!!
I will definately make the PG events in Burbonnaise and Lynwood. I would love to see PG put on some events in Milwaukee area and N/W Indiana as well.
Talentseeker

My son joined the WSA 16 team this year. I don't know as much about HS basegball as the posters here, but from what I see they have a good squad. I think there are some lockport & Lamont kids. I know I saw kyle willaims there last night & he looked pretty good. His brother looked awsome- I'm not sure where He's playing. Kyle will be on one of the 16 year old teams. I know at least one of the kids played with Lombard last year.
soxnole...go who? you mean sun devils instead of noles, right? lol. Will be great to watch! Did you see ASU's schedule this year? Probably toughest in the country. I was with the team a few weeks ago and they are pumped. Watch out for Larish! Murphy said he has the greatest swing he has EVER seen. What a compliment!Such a nice kid, too. Very down to earth knowing that he should be in the top 10 selections on draft day. Somebody once asked about size...don't care what the roster says, 3/4 of team (or at least the ones I met) is 6'0 or under.

Take the pitchfork over the bow-n-arrow people!
I agree with ASU seeking "players" rather than tools. If you saw what an "off-season" workout for ASU consists of you would see why PM wants players who will run through a brick wall for him. The atmoshere is unbelievable!

As far as "chatting", I would be honored. However, for reasons I cannot get into, I cannot speak with parents of players I am watching If you know what I mean. Sooner or later a flower will blossom Smile

PS...were you at ASU December camp?
Talentseeker try finding time in your busy schedule to catch some of the ILLINOIS EXPRESS games. If you like watching teams with Heart applaude, CHEMISTRY, and TALENT they have IT. With the likes of, LHP MATT JERNSTAD from OSWEGO HS, KENNY WILLIAMS OF from Plainfeild CENT. MATT REIMER SS from GLENBARD SOUTH, MATT MENNEN 3B-UTILITY from NAPERVILLE CENT. the list goes on with this 18&U "TEAM". Good Luck in finding the players that have "IT".

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Huh?

Georgia beat Georgia Tech in 2 out of 2 last season with one game rained out.

Clemson beat South Carolina in 2 out of 3 last season then got smoked by Auburn, 15-0, to end their season.

Fla State beat Florida 2 out of 3 last season.

While you were thinking, ACC 9, SEC 0...it was actually 4-4.

While I disagree with all of the above re ACC being better than the SEC, I point to Baseball America as saying, year in and year out, that the SEC is the #1 conference in the nation...What about Duke, Maryland, Virginia and except for last year (NCState) as mediocre teams in the ACC.

The SEC only has Vandy and Kentucky.

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After a lot of thought and planning, Ruairi will play for Buddy Swift of the Indiana Yankees. The Rage was a solid team but is no longer around. Norwoods schedule is just not conducive to the type of exposure that we were hoping for. The Indiana Yankees will play in the Perfect Game Nationals in Atlanta, The Beast of the East in Wheeling W.V., International Wood Bat Championship in Evansville, Fathers Day in Louisville and the Perf. Game World Wood Bat in Jupiter Fl. The Yankee coaching staff consists of 3 scouts from 3 different organizations and they have provided Ruairi with lessons from Terry Pendleton and Harry Spillman. ( Braves and Astros Maj Lg hitting coaches) I cant say enough about how well we've been trated by this organization. Having said that I believe the Norwood team could play w/ anybody out there but they just don't get to these aforementioned national events.Top Tier looks like a good oppurtunity but this looks just a bit better.Thanks for asking.

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