The draft is such a tricky situation. Austin is smart for taking a wait-and-see approach so he doesn't back himself into a corner. It would have to be a special opportunity for him to turn down the Cajuns.
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The draft is such a tricky situation. Austin is smart for taking a wait-and-see approach so he doesn't back himself into a corner. It would have to be a special opportunity for him to turn down the Cajuns.
igeaux.mobi
This should put to bed any of the Tony leaving talk. Makes me happy.
I played with Mark in high school. He has a solid glove, solid bat, and is very fast. Kid made some plays as a sophomore that i haven't seen anyone else make. He has a high baseball IQ and was our best pitcher the last three years. I have always said that I thought he could play college ball here. I'm very happy he decided to come here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boomer
If you were Robe-----where would he play---At what position did you see him make the great plays----I can't wait to see fall ball!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by CAJUNryan4
you know your team's future is bright when even the walk-ons are exciting everyone. I'm so excited about the next few years of cajun baseball!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Boomer
Mark played short for us. He could play ss, 2nd, or maybe the outfield.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boomer
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CROWLEY – The question for Notre Dame standout pitcher Austin Robichaux really wasn’t with whom he would commit to – it was when. That answer came recently when, as expected, he verbally committed to play college ...