https://youtu.be/iU2qyXHmkv8
Great video on what SU Baseball is all about and should send a positive message to the parents of any recruit. Coach Anderson will be a father figure in these young men's life while at SU.
So what is that worth to the parents of a student-athlete knowing that their son will have someone that will guide them in the right direction over their next 4 years of their life?
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Just curious, is that two teams? Their 2019 roster has 60 players on it, and 2020 shows 69. At least according to the website.
nycdad posted:Just curious, is that two teams? Their 2019 roster has 60 players on it, and 2020 shows 69. At least according to the website.
I thought you were joking around until I counted for myself - holy cow!
Shenandoah fields a JV team, which is included in the 60 players. I don't know how many games the JV team plays. My second-hand information is that very few kids get moved up from JV to the regular team during their time there.
Hard to tell how they break up V vs JV, but according to their stats last year there were 20 players with less than 10 ABs. 8 between 10 and 80, and 10 with 100 - 196.
23 rostered pitchers. 12 less than 10IP. 6 less than 30, top 2 are 67IP and 97IP.
Shenandoah Insights:
2019 Distribution by State
2019 Distribution by Position
2019 Team Roster Insights
2019 MLB Draft
2019 Conference Standings
5 years Team W/L
2018 EADA Report
2019 Expense by Sport
10 Year Baseball Budget
2019 Conference Comparison
2018 Conference Comparison
2017 Conference Comparison
I am sorry but if there are 68 players on any roster there are a lot of people who are just fooling themselves, from parents to players to coaches...someone pass the Kool-Aid!!
If you told me that some prestigious school passing out lots of help is getting 60 plus kids to roster maybe. Shenandoah doesn't appear to be any different then any of the 50 or 100 of similar schools out there.
To each their own I guess but sounds silly to me.
Seems to be a standard recruiting video for the school — down to the music. Next in line on You Tube is women's lacrosse.
