JUCOs for pitching development

I don't want to misinterpret your question. Navarro JC has a good reputation for developing pitchers that move on to D1 and other 4 year schools.

thanks for the reply, sorry if my question wasn't clear

it was just the kind of info i was looking for

I don't know where you are in TX, but it may interest you to know that DBAT is hosting a pitching clinic led by Navarro College on 11/20.

Notice of disclosure: I have no allegiance to or personal/business interest in either Navarro or DBAT. My baseball interests are centered in New England.

LSU-Eunice. Most of their top pitchers will get drafted or go D1 after not being offered out of high school.

The Coach at Frank Phillips College in Texas is a very good Pitching Coach. He has a Pitching Video that is sold Nationally by Coaches Choice Video's and is a highly sought after clinic speaker. He has spoken at the ABCA in front of the most respected coaches in the nation. I hope this helps.

Columbia Basin College in Pasco, WA has placed more players in D1 than any other Juco in the nation in the last few years. Many were pitchers.

If you want to stay closer to La, Tx, there's Chipola in the florida panhandle. Its about 6 hours from beaumont Tx. They have placed more players in pro ball and big college programs than most C.C.'s n the country. Most recently Adam Loewen.

I did a search on the 9 pitchers listed as record holders at LSU-Eunice on their site and found information on only 2. Plaisance signed with DI Northwestern St but signed instead when drafted by the Dodgers in the 23rd round out of LSU-E, and Alphonse signed and pitched at NAIA LSU-Shreveport. What happened to the 2 Duhe's, Bellenger, Bourque, Dalphrey, Hollingsworth, and White?

Son signed his NLI with Navarro JC. Big Sigh of relief and lots of gratitude for all those who have offered advice and help. Especially fungo and baseballmom. Really helped a confused mom thru the process!