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#8783 - 04/26/10 08:24 PM
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i came on this site to talk baseball,he will end his ninth grade year with over 80 avg, a brain surgeon is not in his cards.maybe he will become a teacher,and coach baseball.he already knows more about the sport then most of them.have a nice day mr.Poindexter unless his SAT scores are high it will be tough getting baseball money with an average of 80. Do your research. Maybe get him in the draft. if you can hit ,they will find you.my son went on a full ride with a 85 avg. fullride, all athletic money, no academic? complete BULLshit!!! how about mamie football,and basketball full rides they look real smart. Let me ask you a question that even a brain dead person, like yourself, might be able to answer. What MAMIE or PAPIE basketball or football player was required to hit, field or pitch a baseball to earn their scholarship?
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#8784 - 04/26/10 08:41 PM
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i came on this site to talk baseball,he will end his ninth grade year with over 80 avg, a brain surgeon is not in his cards.maybe he will become a teacher,and coach baseball.he already knows more about the sport then most of them.have a nice day mr.Poindexter unless his SAT scores are high it will be tough getting baseball money with an average of 80. Do your research. Maybe get him in the draft. if you can hit ,they will find you.my son went on a full ride with a 85 avg. fullride, all athletic money, no academic? complete BULLshit!!! how about mamie football,and basketball full rides they look real smart. Let me ask you a question that even a brain dead person, like yourself, might be able to answer. What MAMIE or PAPIE basketball or football player was required to hit, field or pitch a baseball to earn their scholarship? PS: What baseball program at what university ever paid the freight for the baseball program? It was the football and the basketball programs that allowed baseball to even exist as an athletic program.
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