jasonvols2.2
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Here you go: Accepted Players | Appalachian League I don’t know if the list includes the high school seniors that are playing or if they are listed with the colleges they signed with. I don’t keep up with high school prospects like others do on the recruiting thread.I want to see what the Appy League can get for players in their first year.
Thanks for the update... the Coastal...that's the Macon Bacon and Savannah Bananas...was talking to employees from both and they talked about how the community comes together to take in players...would be neat to live in that area and host a Vol...guy from Macon said they feel they are getting just as good of players now that used to go to the Cape Cod league Host Families - Macon Bacon BaseballI can tell you at this point it seems like a lot are going to Cal. Summer League which is a real bummer, a few to the Coastal, ABL didn’t have rosters up and for the most part the Cape Cod doesn’t either.
Thanks for the update... the Coastal...that's the Macon Bacon and Savannah Bananas...was talking to employees from both and they talked about how the community comes together to take in players...would be neat to live in that area and host a Vol...guy from Macon said they feel they are getting just as good of players now that used to go to the Cape Cod league Host Families - Macon Bacon Baseball
Yes, the Cape is the best. I like our former guys from Tennessee and other schools playing there.They have obviously made some changes over in the Coastal, they always have a good crop, but The Cape Cod, it’s kinda the pinnacle, I don’t see that changing with MLB scouts or College coaches anytime soon.
We have host families as well. One Tennessee alum host family in Forest City generally hosts Vols. Our hosts call them their "summer sons." Real bonds are made. The UT host family travels to Tennessee games- I'll see photos of them together with their summer sons at LNS after a game. Others will go to see games at Clemson, App State and other close by schools.Thanks for the update... the Coastal...that's the Macon Bacon and Savannah Bananas...was talking to employees from both and they talked about how the community comes together to take in players...would be neat to live in that area and host a Vol...guy from Macon said they feel they are getting just as good of players now that used to go to the Cape Cod league Host Families - Macon Bacon Baseball
They have obviously made some changes over in the Coastal, they always have a good crop, but The Cape Cod, it’s kinda the pinnacle, I don’t see that changing with MLB scouts or College coaches anytime soon.
It’s changing this year. Cape league is in doubt when it comes to Covid protocols, meaning coaches aren’t excited about sending their best prospects to a place where they may get to play and they may not. Expect a lot more blue chippers playing elsewhere this summer.
Yeah, nothing negative here. Just pointing out that this fall/winter when players were being placed on rosters that some coaches were hesitant about sending guys there. The schedule wasn’t posted and it was still up in the air as to how many games would actually be played in the Cape. I don’t know if we have guys going there or not. I hope they aren’t because I could easily see a spike in cases causing a huge overreaction in that liberal state and baseball being shuttered again.Starts June 20, 40 game schedule and last time I checked the available rosters there were plenty of SEC players headed there. Your point is well taken though.
Yeah, nothing negative here. Just pointing out that this fall/winter when players were being placed on rosters that some coaches were hesitant about sending guys there. The schedule wasn’t posted and it was still up in the air as to how many games would actually be played in the Cape. I don’t know if we have guys going there or not. I hope they aren’t because I could easily see a spike in cases causing a huge overreaction in that liberal state and baseball being shuttered again.
I had such a fun time playing summer ball in Virginia. Practice or play during the day and live life as a college student taking no classes at night. Days off we'd rent canoes and went bass fishing.
Our team's coach owned a used car dealership and we could wash cars for extra money. He'd also let us borrow a vehicle occasionally if needed. Looking back, probably one of the best summers I've ever had. Really good baseball competition as well.