jparris2010

As a recruit of Coach Corn, I can tell you this: He is getting players who want to continue their baseball career. If someone is going to experiment with baseball and maybe hang up their cleats after 2 years then he doesn't want them. I wish I could have grown into a d1 player, and I have it in my mindset that its still what I want. I plan to work at a UT/Tusculum level at Columbia and make every college I ever talked to regret not signing me. I know that may be unrealistic, but it's my mindset and probably most of the other players mindset that Coach Corn recruits. I really don't care if I can't go out Friday night because baseball went until 7:30. Obviously when my coaches now say we have to run 2 miles for conditioning I don't cheer and give them a big hug, but I'd rather get better than just run ten sprints and go home. I can understand that players quit because they wanted to have fun their last two years in baseball, but for Coach Corn's players, it will be hard work.

Oh we'll be there.

Not 1 strike out or error that whole 13 year old tournament. I remember we learned how to work hard and have fun, but the most important thing is that we all wanted to win the state extremely bad.

Columbia can hit the ###### shots... because thats the only thing our pitchers throw except for Bryant. sorry.. i mean meat balls

looking for at least 17U team, ill be 17 as of July 2nd. Junior, 2nd year varsity Catcher. Tullahoma. email bolts.fan@hotmail.com or reply post

yeah thats true but it could help out in the end if you leave a good impression for Mark Brew.

The rest of the district needs the lincoln-lawrence to be split.

Tullahoma won all 4 of their games too.

Riverdale, Franklin County, Tullahoma