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Post by Dale on Jul 11, 2014 8:11:19 GMT -6
PG has updated their ranking, removing the players that were drafted and signed -
Rank School HS Commits Top 100 Pts
1 Louisiana State 11 3 93
2 Arkansas 14 2 89
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Post by Charlie on Jul 11, 2014 9:52:03 GMT -6
Our incoming class is ranked #2 nationally?
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Post by Dale on Jul 11, 2014 12:57:43 GMT -6
Currently, yes.
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Post by razorbaxfan1 on Jul 11, 2014 13:49:34 GMT -6
Wow!
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Post by razorbaxfan1 on Jul 22, 2014 11:30:27 GMT -6
Perfect Game had this to say about our draft luck this year:
Arkansas: Outside of LSU, perhaps no team in college baseball had more to cheer about at the signing deadline than the Hogs. Coach Dave Van Horn's club scored big at the deadline. Sure, lefthanded pitcher Sam Hentges, a fourth-round pick to the Indians, was a loss. However, the Hogs scored big with the rest of their class with the additions of several, including RHP Keaton McKinney (42), OF Luke Bonfield (60), RHP Jonah Patten (155), SS Keith Grieshaber (186), C Blake Wiggins (207) and C Nathan Rodriguez (261). The future is very bright for the Hogs.
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Post by The Kid on Jul 29, 2014 9:30:55 GMT -6
@kendallrogerspg: .@razorbackbsb landed its latest commitment from talented Wisconsin C Ben Rortvedt: t.co/SYKQNjVjZJ/s/x04- @perfectgameusa #Hogs #WPS |
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Post by Dale on Sept 25, 2014 4:10:43 GMT -6
CBN1. Louisiana St.2. Wichita St.  3. Florida4. San Diego 5. Oklahoma St. 6. Mississippi St.7. Texas 8. Stanford 9. Virginia 10. Cal. St. Fullerton 11.North Carolina 12. Oregon St. 13. Texas Tech. 14. Kentucky
15. Mississippi
16. Arkansas17. UCLA 18. Long Beach St. 19. Oregon 20. Miami, Fla. Florida St. 22. Texas Christian 23. Rice 24. South Carolina
25. Vanderbilt26. Louisville 27. Arizona St. 28. Arizona 29. Florida International 30. Michigan 31. Missouri32. San Diego St. 33. Houston 34. Tennessee35. Clemson 36. Duke 37. Stetson 38. Florida Gulf Coast 39. California 40. Texas A&M
Auburn
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Post by Dale on Oct 22, 2014 14:15:19 GMT -6
Recruiting Class Ranked No. 4 by Baseball AmericaFrom BA: The Hogs brought in a huge class highlighted by a trio of blue-chip recruits in McKinney, Bonfield and Rodriguez. A two-way star for USA Baseball’s 18U national team, McKinney works downhill with a heavy fastball that touches 94, a superb changeup and an improving breaking ball. Bonfield owns a premium righthanded bat with emerging power and solid tools across the board, but advanced his instincts make his tools play up further. Wiggins, who hit the only home run at the 2013 Area Code Games, is a righthanded slugger with difference-making power, and fellow corner infielder/catcher Chad Spanberger brings huge raw power from the left side. Rodriguez is an advanced defender with a howitzer for an arm that allows him to shut down opposing running games. The Hogs say fellow catcher Tucker Pennell is an elite blocker, giving Arkansas admirable depth behind the plate. Another juco transfer, Hogan, gives Arkansas a much-needed lefthanded bat ready to contribute immediately at second base or third. Former McLennan CC teammate Campbell has plenty of athleticism and a strong arm at shortstop, but the game has had a tendency to speed up on him in the past, making him a wild card. Rick Nomura, a Hawaiian who spent last year at Alvin (Texas) JC, brings energy and bat-handling skills to the infield mix. Grieshaber, a former soccer standout, brings athleticism to the outfield and could become a key player down the road if he learns to channel his aggressiveness effectively. Patten is the X-factor on the mound, a skinny, projectable righty with an 89-92 fastball that darts all over and a swing-and-miss breaking ball—but he still needs to mature physically and improve his feel for pitching. Slider specialist Chadwick will bolster the bullpen immediately, while Pate and the 6-foot-5 Ryan Fant (younger brother of former Razorbacks starter Randall) give the staff its only two lefties. Pate works at 85-88 and has a promising three-pitch mix, while Fant’s fastball is a bit firmer but his secondary stuff needs work.
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Post by Charlie on Oct 24, 2014 8:36:58 GMT -6
TOP 25 RECRUITING CLASSES 1. Louisiana State 2. Virginia 3. Florida 4. Arkansas 5. South Carolina 6. North Carolina 7. UCLA 8. Stanford 9. Oregon State 10. Florida State 11. Texas 12. Missouri 13. Miami 14. Oregon 15. San Diego 16. Florida International 17. Oklahoma State 18. Vanderbilt 19. San Diego State 20. Maryland 21. Wichita State 22. Mississippi 23. Texas Tech 24. Mississippi State 25. Southern California www.baseballamerica.com/college/2015-recruiting-rankings-lsu-scores-despite-defection/ |
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Post by razorbaxfan1 on Oct 31, 2014 14:26:04 GMT -6
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Post by Dale on Oct 31, 2014 15:04:17 GMT -6
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