Fourth-Round Pick Andrew Toles to Attend Tennessee

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Just one day before classes officially start, the Volunteer baseball program got some good news as Florida Marlins fourth-round pick Andrew Toles decided to put his professional career on hold in order to attend the University of Tennessee.

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Freak said:
Just one day before classes officially start, the Volunteer baseball program got some good news as Florida Marlins fourth-round pick Andrew Toles decided to put his professional career on hold in order to attend the University of Tennessee.

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Bad mistake on his part ,cause tn still has bozo running the show.he will regret this move.
 
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wow big gamble for the kid. his stock could fall in a huge way! I am glad he is all Vol though. (I preface that with saying I only go to like 1 baseball game a year unless we host a regional or something in the postseason then I show up. So I really shouldnt get a say since Im not a diehard baseball guy.
 
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DeepSpringsVol said:
wow big gamble for the kid. his stock could fall in a huge way! I am glad he is all Vol though. (I preface that with saying I only go to like 1 baseball game a year unless we host a regional or something in the postseason then I show up. So I really shouldnt get a say since Im not a diehard baseball guy.
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Or he could rise to the first round.
 
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utman47 said:
its still a risk to leave all that money on the table to play ball for a middle of the road college baseball team
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The team's success has very little effect on draft ceiling. Toles wanted more than the Marlins were willing to pay. They turned HIM down.
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Hobock said:
The team's success has very little effect on draft ceiling. Toles wanted more than the Marlins were willing to pay. They turned HIM down.
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He wanted close to a million from what I heard. Glad he is a Vol!
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Hobock said:
The team's success has very little effect on draft ceiling. Toles wanted more than the Marlins were willing to pay. They turned HIM down.
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As evidenced by the number of players we currently have in the show versus overall team performance the past couple of years.
 
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tigervol9802 said:
As evidenced by the number of players we currently have in the show versus overall team performance the past couple of years.
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Correct. Baseball is the most "individual" of all the team-sports.
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