I just wanted to make a thread for there to be a discussion about our freshman. It feels like they are superstars in the making. The one I'm most excited about is Partida, but it feels like each one of these guys have the potential to be picked in the first round

Coach Earley and his staff did a great job evaluating and securing these guys.

Partida is a stud… but kellner is my fav of the group. And if Jorian can figure it out, then he may become the best of the bunch at the plate

Our success at recruiting and through the portal has been outstanding. I suspect the momentum will continue to grow upon itself (success breeds success). Earley has done an outstanding job (and will give due props to POS who also set us up for success on finding talent).

StinkyPinky said:

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(and will give due props to POS who also set us up for success on finding talent).

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Let's not get carried away.

I wouldn't mind seeing Partida get an inning on the bump.

Love seeing Wilson out there. He's intimidating as hell.

Once Jorian continues to develop as an overall hitter and gets the ball on the barrell consistently he is going to be a monster, especially at Olsen in warm weather. Contact is going to go a long way for him. To me it seems like just adjusting to the level of pitching he's going to see.

Partida I think could be an A&M legend by the time he's done. He's one of those that just seems to have God given natural ability to be a tremendous hitter....and we haven't even seen him on the mound yet.

But I'd agree Kellner I might be most excited about. Just the thought that we look like we are going to have lock down stability at the SS position with a guy who can also swing the bat and isn't just in the lineup bc he's the best SS. A SS that can hit for the next 3 years you can build a lot around.

Nico and Boston will contend for SEC freshman of the year

Wabs said:

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I wouldn't mind seeing Partida get an inning on the bump.

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Dude is electric. Watched him throw at state against (40-2) Austin Westlake two years ago. Westlake never had a chance