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From Lincoln commits to Florida State. Just a wild story:O O::O O:
From Lincoln commits to Florida State. Just a wild story:O O::O O:
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Kale Fountian 8th Grader
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Great name. Still, this is absolutely ridiculous.
He will be like the little leaguers that play in World Series then you hardly hear about them again.
I find this hard to believe....
At his current age, he's the best youth ball player I've ever seen in the state of Nebraska. And he's not done growing. This kid is extremely talented. I can't imagine he plays college ball, it'll be an interesting next 4 years.
Mike Martin Junior is an unreal recruiter, there is no reason for him to recruit a kid from Nebraska. IMO, this is the biggest college commit from a Nebraska baseball kid in a long time.
Mike Martin Junior is an unreal recruiter, there is no reason for him to recruit a kid from Nebraska. IMO, this is the biggest college commit from a Nebraska baseball kid in a long time.
6’3 14 YO? He’s either so far advanced he’s done growing or maxed out??
The perfect game website has got to be wrong. It said his fastball was 75. Florida and the rest of the southeast is full of 14 year olds that touch 80-82.
83-84 is the last I heard, but I don't believe he's recruited to pitch.
That makes a lot more sense
I'm amazed at how talented young kids are today. When I was that age I knew some talented kids but they didn't live it like they have to do today. They didn't train 24/7/365 in one sport.
I also worry about how much of their youth they are losing either by choice or parental force.
Lastly it's troubling that colleges are interacting with children of this age. It's one thing to be aware of a kid and approach them at an appropriate time. It's entirely different to get involved when they are too young and vulnerable.
I also worry about how much of their youth they are losing either by choice or parental force.
Lastly it's troubling that colleges are interacting with children of this age. It's one thing to be aware of a kid and approach them at an appropriate time. It's entirely different to get involved when they are too young and vulnerable.
That is where I am at with this. You see some pretty young girls committing in Volleyball, but more like sophomores in high school and to their home state. 8th grade, and half way across the country? Just odd.
Wow, there ought to be a "law"!!! Ridiculous! He is too young to make this determination, and his parents should put a stop to this! Now, does that sound like a disgruntled Husker fan????? 
Baseball is a hard sport to judge at such a young age. Most of these kids will of course grow more and change. The hard part is knowing if they can hit when the pitchers get good. Until the consistently see curve balls, sliders, and a pitcher that can paint all four corners. Hell my kid never strikes out but that could be because almost every pitch is a fast ball.
