This past Saturday. We lost a great soldier and former ASC college baseball player. Jay Sevier , a member of the 2002 World Series team and starting shortstop for Concordia. Jay collapsed while working out at his base in North Carolina, and couldnt be revived. He was training in the special forces to become a member of the green berets. He was scheduled to graduate in a few weeks after a final PT test. Funeral is this weekend in Austin, but I thought I would pass this along to alot of you who follow the ASC baseball programs.

Saw Concordia is installing field turf. Same stuff the University of Texas has installed. Pretty nice stuff and should look sharp. Cant wait to see the new stadium once its done in January. Scott Lienbrink who pitched at Concordia for one season and now is a reliever for the White Sox donated a huge amount of money for the new stadium.

Concrats to CTX pitcher Michael Johnson getting drafted by the New York Mets

The draft is a wierd thing, Ive played with guys that blew my mind that they didnt get drafted and Ive played with guys that got drafted and your blown away at how they got drafted and what the scouts saw in them. Its all about concept and little things these guys see in these young raw athletes.

Its def a step in the door to show what you have

Whats the draft look like. for the ASC. Im hearing the scouts really like Michael Johnson of CTX and may give WIlliams a shot.

Well Halles the thing thats different here in Texas is the paridy in baseball and the quility of the athletes in Texas allows the bible beater schools and the ones your refering to compete or even manhandle  your little so called bible schools in Cali. That smack is weak man, I Know you can do better than that, did you even play ball. Prob not. And with that spelling im not even sure you went to any college or a bible college my friend.

Once again the ASC is shafted. The selection commitee is absolutley brutal.

As a former college baseball player, playing real simulated games is a huge favor to have on your side than practicing indoors and working on your fundamentals. You do that in the offseason. You can never have enough innings or enough intersquads. If indoors were an advantage MLB wouldnt have the cactus and grapefruits leagues held in AZ and FL.

Whats that have to do with anything. Year end and out there are teams that are left out in the ASC when John HOpkins school of the Blind are thrown in as at large bids and are 2 and que. Just putting in my two cents. And Concordia lost to Eastern Connecticut state who was ranked #2 the entire year and not an at large bid.

Its D3, all the love is in the Northeast. East Delware state weslayan or some school will probably get in over any ASC team. I guess they see it as Concordia is the only school to get to the World Series out of the ASC and look past anyone trying to get an at large bid. I dont get it, the best ball is played in the south, but maybe things will change. And im sure the board memebers are not from down here.

CTX replacement is rumored Tommy Boggs who runs the Austin Slam, But nothing in writing yet.

Meyer resigned before the season started. I think that highly doubtful

It is confirmed

its tough when you dont have a field. Gardner had a great run and his best season in 2002 when he went to the D3 world series. Tommy Boggs a replacement from Slam. Great program in a great city.