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Pre-Season Top 25 Prospects for Div 2 and Div 3

November 21, 2019 JBB Staff Auburn, Bergen, Brookdale, Chandler-Gilbert, Coastal Bend, Coastal Carolina, Copiah-Lincoln, Dayton, DBU, Des Moines Area, Eastfield, Evansville, Guilford Tech, Herkimer, Hibbing, Joliet, Jones County, Kankakee, Lenoir-Rhyne, LSU-Eunice, Meridian, Milwaukee Area Tech, Minnesota State, Mississippi State, Missouri, Mott, Niagara, NOC-Enid, NOC-Tonkawa, Northeast (NE), Oral Roberts, Pearl River, Rock Valley, Rowan Gloucester, Rutgers, Sinclair, Southeastern, Stockton, Tulane, UNC-Charlotte, Waubonsee, Wright State

After we released the Top 101 last week we decide to break it down even further. Here are the Top 25 Prospects at both the NJCAA Div. 2 and Div. 3 Level.

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Juco Elite Spotlight: San Jac

November 18, 2019November 18, 2019 Chris Huffins Alvin, Jackson Rutledge, Juco Elite Spotlight, National, San Jac

Juco is for guys with no grades. False! Juco is for guys who can’t play at D1. False! Why would you go Juco, you won’t get recruited and won’t be able to get drafted. False. At the end of the day, there are many falsehoods being perpetuated about Juco route baseball and we here at JBB are dedicated to telling the TRUE story of what options there are for a high school player. Elite Juco programs operate similarly to power 5 D1 programs. They recruit, they have good budgets, they travel and they are HIGHLY recruited. They are very similar, with a few huge distinctions. One such difference is that is no limit to the time a coach can spend with a player by rule, nor is there a limitation to the coaching staff size that would limit a player's accessibility to the coaches on staff. Simply put there is always room, time and people to help in a player's developmental process. This fact is in many ways what prompted the Juco Elite Spotlight feature in the first place. The burning question we had here at The JBB was why should a good player pick a Juco over a D1? For that matter why make that choice in reverse either? What goes into the decision and most importantly what MAKES the decision? The top high school baseball players in the country ALWAYS have a choice between D1, the MLB draft, AND Juco Elite programs. ALL three can lead to prosperity and THAT is the truth that D1 baseball doesn’t want players to know. With that said we had the pleasure of talking with the truly historically elite program and coaches at San Jac and picked their brains on this subject and many others.

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Pre-Season Top 101

November 14, 2019November 18, 2019 JBB Staff Angelina, Arizona, Arkansas, Bellevue, Blinn, Bossier Parrish, BYU, Catawaba Valley, CCCAA, Central Arizona, Central Florida, Centralia, Chandler-Gilbert, Chipola, Coastal Carolina, Connors State, Cowley, Crowder, DBU, Des Moines Area, East Georgia State, Eastern Oklahoma, Florence Darlington-Tech, Florida State, Galveston, Georgia Highlands, Georgia State, Gordon State, Grayson, Houston, Illinois, Illinois State, Iowa Western, Jefferson College (MO), John A. Logan, Kankakee, Kansas State, Kentucky, Kirkwood, Lackawanna, Lamar, Louisville, Lower Columbia, LSU, LSU-Eunice, Marin, McLennan, Meridian, Miami, Mission, Mississippi State, Missouri, Modesto, Navarro, New Mexico, NJCAA D1, NJCAA D2, NJCAA D3, NOC-Enid, Northeast, NW Florida, NWAC, Odessa, Ohlone, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Palm Beach, Rutgers, Sacramento City, San Jac, Santa Barbara, Sierra, South Carolina, Southeastern, Southern California, Southern Nevada, St. Johns River, St. Petersburg, State College of Florida, TCU, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Top 101, Tulane, UConn, UNC-Charlotte, Ventura, Wabash Valley, Washington, Washington State, Wichita Staet

And here it is the Top 101 Prospects as decided by us here at the JBB. This list just like the Watch List, reaches to all corners of the country with teams from all three Divisions of the NJCAA (1,2,3), the CCCAA and the NWAC as well. 60 Different schools are represented across the 101. Five Schools have over Five on the list with Two having Six and Two having Seven.

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The 2019-20 JBB Pre-Season Watch List

November 7, 2019November 7, 2019 JBB Staff Abraham Baldwin, Andrew, Angelina, Arizona Western, Bellevue, Bergen, Bismark State, Blinn, Bossier Parrish, Carl Sandburg, Catawaba Valley, Central Arizona, Central Florida, Centralia, Chandler-Gilbert, Chattanooga State, Chipola, Connors State, Copiah-Lincoln, Cosumnes River, Cowley, Crowder, Cuesta, Des Moines Area, Dyersburg State, East Georgia State, Eastern Oklahoma State, Florence Darlington-Tech, Florida State Southwestern, Fort Scott, Frederick, Frontier, Galveston, Georgia Highlands, Gordon State, Grayson, Guilford Tech, Herkimer, Hillsborough, Indian Hills, Iowa Western, Jefferson College (MO), John A. Logan, Jones County, Kankakee, Kirkwood, Lackawanna, Lamar, Lansing, Lower Columbia, LSU-Eunice, Marin, McCook, McLennan, Meridian, Mineral Area, Modesto, Mott, Navarro, Neosho, New Mexico, NOC-Enid, NOC-Tonkawa, Northeast, Northwest Florida State, NW Florida, Odessa, Ohlone, Palm Beach, Paradise Valley, Pearl River, Pima, Rend Lake, Rowan Gloucester, Sacramento City, San Jac, Santa Barbara, Santa Fe, Sierra, Sinclair, South Mountain, Southeast, Southeastern, Southern Nevada, St. Johns River, St. Petersburg, State College of Florida, Ventura, Wabash Valley, Wallace-Dothan, Walters State, Wharton, Yavapai

To start the season we here at the JBB have put together a list of guys that we think you should be on the lookout for this upcoming season. First off, however, this is not our Top Prospect list, granted all of those guys are on this watch list. This list includes players that might not be draft guys or D1 guys but guys who we think should have big years for their respected teams and play a big part in them reaching the end goal of winning their respected National Title or State Championship.

This list is comprised of 201 Guys from across the country. It includes players from 94 Different Junior College from every division and governing body that is associated with Junior College Baseball (NJCAA 1,2,3, CCCAA, and NWAC). It includes transfers that we know of as well as incoming freshmen and returning guys.

this list is sorted by alphabetical order by the team name and not ranked in any specific way.

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Juco Elite Spotlight- Wabash Valley

November 4, 2019November 4, 2019 Chris Huffins Kentucky, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Wabsah Valley

The Wabash Valley College Warriors are led by a man with 26 years of coaching experience, Rob Fournier. “Forny” ,as he is affectionately called, is known as a rabid recruiter and this years squad reflects his truly national reach.

The Warriors boast some of the best position player talent in the country. That powerful group is powered by a Wichita St. bounce back and now Kentucky commit, a huge outfield talent and maybe the best middle infield tandem in all of junior college. With three returners that hit over.400 last year there will a ton of “bash” in the Wabash lineup in 2019.

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