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Anyone know where some of our guys have ended up playing this summer?

Coach Gum is not a big fan of Summer Baseball..

Interesting.

Sporting News Top 25


1. Eastern Washington
2. William & Mary
3. Appalachian State
4. Northern Iowa
5. Montana State
6. Georgia Southern
7. Delaware
8. Montana
9. Central Arkansas
10. Wofford
11. New Hampshire
12. Southern Illinois
13. McNeese State
14. Murray State
15. Western Illinois
16. Southern Utah
17. Richmond
18. Stephen F. Austin
19. Jacksonville State
20. Liberty
21. Chattanooga
22. Lehigh
23. Bethune-Cookman
24. Penn
25. UC Davis



Athlon Sports Top 25


1. Georgia Southern
2. William & Mary
3. Eastern Washington
4. Montana State
5. Appalachian State
6. Delaware
7. Richmond
8. Wofford
9. Jacksonville State
10. Northern Iowa
11. North Dakota State
12. U Mass
13. New Hampshire
14. Lehigh
15. Sacramento State
16. Chattanooga
17. Villanova
18. Southern Illinois
19. Montana
20. Liberty
21. Northwestern State
22. Eastern Kentucky
23. Indiana State
24. Central Arkansas
25. Jacksonville

Those are FOOTBALL polls

back on topic, there were a couple of kids that sprinkled out to go play summer ball. But who, and where I do not know, there weren't many that I can recall.

I hear Blake Roberts is Tearing it up

Jonathan Davis has finally gone out and began playing somewhere, too. I'm just not smart enough to remember where he went at this point in time.

http://www.chillicothenews.com/sports/x1672975643/Mudcats-righthander-has-Outlaws-shooting-blanks-in-win

Dylan Owen

"The righthander from the Central Arkansas Bears fired a complete-game, 6-hit shutout as the Mudcats posted an 8-0 MINK League victory over the Joplin Outlaws."

http://www.pointstreak.com/baseball/team_roster.htmlteamid=6265&seasonid=509

Owen, Biggerstaff, Davis, Moon

http://www.register-herald.com/todayssportsfront/x357285163/Tanner-a-clear-all-star-selection

Beckley, West Virginia

Third baseman Blake Roberts could join his teammate. Roberts, a rising senior at University of Central Arkansas, has been just as clutch as Tanner. He’s hitting .356 with 10 doubles, a pair of triples, 17 RBIs and a league-high 18 walks and seven hit-by-pitches. He has also shown good wheels for a 6-foot-6 guy, ranking second in the league with nine stolen bases.