Feb 22, 2019 Collegiate Baseball

What’s In This Issue?

• Amazing Adley Rutschman: Talented Oregon St. receiver was 1,197th pick in MLB Draft out of high school, now favorite to be No. 1 overall selection in 2019. 

• Not Your Typical National Champ: Augustana overcomes 5 athletic scholarships, bone-chilling weather.

• Impossible Dream Becomes Reality: Army’s Cam Opp overcomes big obstacles, including death of father.

• Lou Pavlovich Column: Irish O’Reilly was a remarkable coach and man who was a perfectionist.

• Academic Fraud: University of Missouri hit with multiple NCAA penalties to its baseball, softball and football programs after a tutor completed academic work for 12 student-athletes, according to the NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions Panel.

• Editorial: Being a good student can turn into real money as McLennan Community College (TX) Coach Mitch Thompson explains with his student/athletes balancing baseball and academics with precision.

• Jack Dunn Instructional Clinic: Working on mental side of hitting crucial for players. 

• How To Keep Warm In Cold Weather: Experts explain how this can be easily achieved for baseball teams.

• Justin Dehmer Instructional Clinic: Here’s how to handle ‘hope hijackers’.

• The Mental Side Of Baseball With Geoff Miller: Slowing games down is crucial for high level player performances.

• High School Baseball: State-by-state list of top high schools in USA for 2019.

• NJCAA Announces Hall Of Famers: Joe Bauth (Erie College), Dwight Kotila (Century College), Joe Scheuermann (Delgado College) and Marty Smith (Central Florida) will be enshrined in the 2019 class at the annual NJCAA Division I Baseball World Series next May.

• Ruleball With Rich Marazzi: Let’s talk about 45-foot long runner’s lane to first base.

• Tony Abbatine On Hitting: Hitting improvement lies in swing, vision models.

• Big Change At NAIA World Series: Starting in 2022, the host school at the finals will not receive an automatic bid which was determined by a special NAIA Baseball Task Force over the past two years.

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