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And as far as academics..it’s 2-3 hours depending on what the lessons are that day. Despite what many of you may think, even at really good schools, they don’t do much more than that, if that. They just cut the BS or busy work

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I don’t disagree with any of that and I’m all for parents and kids doing what they think is best for them, BUT, let’s not call what they are doing high school baseball. Let’s call it something else.

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The Bennett school came in with the hype as prolly the best team in houston metro (memorial & kingwood certainly have argument) and wanted all the smoke and handled it. Both games I was impressed with the composure and how they handled the game when it got tight.

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Those three aren’t comparable. Memorial and Kingwood are real schools. The Bennett school is a home school online network that took 25 Major d1 commits from South Texas, convinced them to leave their high schools (which that’s fine if you want) and they go to school for like 2 hrs a day and the rest of the day is for baseball. I have no problem with a place like that existing but they shouldn’t be playing against normal high schools. Go play against d3, naia, juco and post grad academies

1. LF Stanfield
2. CF. Curiel
3. 1B. Yorke
4. RF. Brown
5. SS. Milam
6. C. Arambide
7.3B. Caraway
8. 2B. Dardar
9. DH. Harden

Brown

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As a former St. Jude coach

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What years?

Really great baseball coach. Old school tactician from when college baseball was very strategic

Good luck to him, I wish him well. Lets not mention him again

He’s going to put my detest of fat baseball players to the test because he seems extremely likable and he mashes which is a good combination to overlook his obesity

The players weren’t great but I’d like to know how the o line was being taught and what the blocking schemes and concepts were and what were the rules? I was one that got duped by this staff.I was pro BK and pro Sloan all the way until the end.

I’m officially going on the record. frick that guy

Fishin where the fish are has always been a good move