I've heard that we are offering him a full scholarship now so if that's true at least we are trying.
I've heard that we are offering him a full scholarship now so if that's true at least we are trying.
That's me. I'm just going to assume he's going JUCO and hope I am happily surprised. From his standpoint, if you think the injury is an issue, take the $2M and hope for the best. If not, go JUCO and get the $4M next year. If you're not projected as high as you want, you can either go back to JUCO or go to college then.I know nothing first or second hand but you should prepare yourself to see him go juco.
I've heard that we are offering him a full scholarship now so if that's true at least we are trying.
Mississippi State can use out of state waivers for these baseball prospects along with academic scholarships. Just because State doesn't have the lottery or the full baseball scholarships does not mean State doesn't have advantages in recruiting. That's like saying volunteer baseball coaches don't get paid.
Those garunteeing he goes JUCO because he has no connection to State have 0 idea what they are talking about. He's from a State family.
He's a Mississippi State Baseball Commit ashis Twitter bio still reads. Until that changes my stance doesn't change. 65% chance he comes.
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