2024 baseball returners (Pitcher's edition)

[Rose bowl or bust]

Hell of a year from Heller and the boys. Tied school record for number of wins and came up a little short armed in the regionals. The suspensions didn't help matters, but Heller did one heck of a job making sure that didn't become a distraction within the locker room.

Here's a look at what we know is returning (obviously we don't know who might transfer.). Bolded are not draft eligible, so will return.

Pitchers:
Brody Brecht - So - top line starter
Max Tramontana - Fr. - no stats, so likely redshirted?
Aaron Savary - Fr
Marcus Morgan - So - top line starter
Jack Whitlock - So
Chas Wheatley - So - only 10.2 innings
Cade Obermueller - Fr
Drew Proskovec - Fr - only 1.2 innings
Jacob Henderson - RsJr. - only pitched 14 innings (CAN HER RETURN???)
Zack Voelker - RsSo. - draft eligible, but likely not drafted
Ty Langenberg - Jr - likely gone in draft
Jack Young - Jr - only pitched 5 innings
Luke Llewellyn - Jr - low ERA for reliever - possibly gone?
Will Christopherson - RsJr - good stats - could be 3rd starter or could be gone
Nick Gottila - Jr - only 16 innings
Caleb Strack - RsJr - only 1 inning
Benjamin DeTaeye - RSJr - 0 innings
Keaton Anthony - RsSo - CAN HE EVEN RETURN???

We have two top end starters returning with Brecht and Morgan. Will need to find 3rd weekend starter - but a great duo to build around. Not many arms in the bullpen though. Obvioulsy will need to pick up a few arms with transfers. Christopheron was huge this year....need to find another guy like that.

 

[EvilMonkeyInTheCloset]

It wasn't the closers that struggled, it was our relievers. Whitlock just wasn't up for the challenge in his two outings and we saw the carnival of errors from the committee of pitchers last night.

Either they have to improve or Iowa needs to hit the portal/hope incoming recruits show out.

 

[Hawk_4shur]

16 free passes provided by the Hawkeye pitchers last night. I've never seen anything like it in my life, except maybe little league.

 

[EvilMonkeyInTheCloset]

16 free passes provided by the Hawkeye pitchers last night. I've never seen anything like it in my life, except maybe little league.

Blame Indiana State for accepting those free passes.

They could've always turned them down.......

 

[Hawk_4shur]

Blame Indiana State for accepting those free passes.

They could've always turned them down.......

Heck, the Hawks could have hosted a HOGO night (Hit One Get One) and limited them to 10 passes.

 

[90-0]

Sorry if this has been discussed, any truth to Brecht and Morgan going south to finish their careers?

 

[globalhawk]

Sorry if this has been discussed, any truth to Brecht and Morgan going south to finish their careers?

Can I ask where you heard that?

 

[90-0]

Can I ask where you heard that?

Rumor going around. I have no idea if there's an ounce of truth to it. I was curious myself

 

[AuroraHawk]

For baseball players looking to transfer schools without having to sit out the following season, the deadline to submit the paperwork to enter the transfer portal is July 13th.

There is another window for baseball players to enter the transfer portal (December 1-15, 2023) but college baseball does not allow for "mid-year" transfers to be immediately eligible for the upcoming season unless there are certain changes in circumstances (i.e. change in coaches, scholarship revoked/reduced).

Simply put, any college baseball player who enters the transfer before July 13, 2023 will be eligible to compete in the '24 season (so long as it is their first transfer). A college baseball player not experiencing the requisite change in circumstances who enters the December 1-15, 2023 portal opening would have to sit out the '24 season.

We should have a pretty good idea in the next 35 days of who on Iowa's current roster is throwing their name into the portal.

D1 Baseball has a transfer portal tracker that is behind a paywall. Perhaps Mr. @Alum-Ni would be kind enough to provide a B1G update after July 13th on which players from the B1G are searching for greener baseball diamonds.

 

[HawkeyeGenius]

Rumor going around. I have no idea if there's an ounce of truth to it. I was curious myself

What is the rumor specifically?

 

[AuroraHawk]

I haven't yet seen any official announcement as to where various players will be playing ball this upcoming summer. In previous years, the baseball program released information relating to summer ball assignments right around this time of year. I'll be keeping my eyes open for '23 information.

2022: https://hawkeyesports.com/news/2022/06/03/hawkeyes-in-summer-ball-2022/
2021: https://hawkeyesports.com/news/2021/06/07/hawkeyes-set-for-summer-ball/
2020: COVID
2019: https://hawkeyesports.com/news/2019...-fly-across-the-country-for-summer-ball-2019/

 

[Randy Marsh]

For baseball players looking to transfer schools without having to sit out the following season, the deadline to submit the paperwork to enter the transfer portal is July 13th.

There is another window for baseball players to enter the transfer portal (December 1-15, 2023) but college baseball does not allow for "mid-year" transfers to be immediately eligible for the upcoming season unless there are certain changes in circumstances (i.e. change in coaches, scholarship revoked/reduced).

Simply put, any college baseball player who enters the transfer before July 13, 2023 will be eligible to compete in the '24 season (so long as it is their first transfer). A college baseball player not experiencing the requisite change in circumstances who enters the December 1-15, 2023 portal opening would have to sit out the '24 season.

We should have a pretty good idea in the next 35 days of who on Iowa's current roster is throwing their name into the portal.

D1 Baseball has a transfer portal tracker that is behind a paywall. Perhaps Mr. @Alum-Ni would be kind enough to provide a B1G update after July 13th on which players from the B1G are searching for greener baseball diamonds.

Great info, thanks!

 

[Randy Marsh]

What is the rumor specifically?

That Brody and Morgan are headed to LSU for greener ($$$$) pastures.

 

[AuroraHawk]

Article in today's DMR about whether disappointment in the Regional could serve as motivation for the offseason/next season: https://www.hawkcentral.com/story/s...al-indiana-state-ncaa-tournament/70297467007/

Pretty sure that you need a subscription (or haven't burned your allotment of free articles) to access the content.

Relevant to this thread as there is reference to Langenberg "likely" gone via the draft and that there are "fringe" draft prospects (Huckstorf, Hojnar, Seegers) who would lose negotiating leverage if drafted and choose to return. Mentions that it is quite likely that Anthony will pursue a professional career. There's reference to "barring unforeseen circumstances," Brecht and Morgan would anchor the weekend rotation.

Take it FWIW and I'm not offering any predictions.

 

[ssckelley]

For baseball players looking to transfer schools without having to sit out the following season, the deadline to submit the paperwork to enter the transfer portal is July 13th.

There is another window for baseball players to enter the transfer portal (December 1-15, 2023) but college baseball does not allow for "mid-year" transfers to be immediately eligible for the upcoming season unless there are certain changes in circumstances (i.e. change in coaches, scholarship revoked/reduced).

Simply put, any college baseball player who enters the transfer before July 13, 2023 will be eligible to compete in the '24 season (so long as it is their first transfer). A college baseball player not experiencing the requisite change in circumstances who enters the December 1-15, 2023 portal opening would have to sit out the '24 season.

We should have a pretty good idea in the next 35 days of who on Iowa's current roster is throwing their name into the portal.

D1 Baseball has a transfer portal tracker that is behind a paywall. Perhaps Mr. @Alum-Ni would be kind enough to provide a B1G update after July 13th on which players from the B1G are searching for greener baseball diamonds.

Hopefully we are buyers and not sellers in that transfer portal. I have to admit I'm a bit squirmish about Brecht since he quit football to focus on baseball. But he did pass on money once, hopefully he will pass on it again to stay a Hawkeye.

Heller has had some success finding a big bat in the portal.

 

[AuroraHawk]

It's a conundrum.

On one hand, any Iowa baseball fan wants the Hawkeyes to successfully recruit and field competitive baseball teams. That requires successful recruiting and putting good talent on display for scouts to evaluate. Having players selected in the MLB draft generally means that recruiting has been successful, players have produced and MLB teams believe in the product. That is also something that can be touted on the recruiting trail when trying to convince players to come to Iowa City.

On the other hand, the structure of college baseball, the B1G and the MLB draft is such that keeping elite high Iowa school talent in-state is incredibly difficult. The B1G is not a power conference when it comes to baseball. Southern and western states offer remarkably better weather. Other conferences make it far less challenging to get scholarship money to the players. And, when the players that come to Iowa City shine on the field, they are likely to consider leaving after they are 21 or after their Junior year (whichever comes first) because, if they don't do so, they lose negotiating leverage.

You relish the great players when you have them but lament that their time in IC may not be for four years.

I sure do hope that Blake Guerin will be playing summer ball and gets lots (and I mean lots) of ABs. I was really impressed by his footwork and glove work when watching him take pre-game infield. Far more smooth and athletic than I anticipated. It would be great if he could shed about 15 lbs of mass, develop a bit more muscle (while staying flexible) and get some swings in games. I envision he'll be given a really long look at either DH or 1B for next season.

 

[2bagger22]

It's a conundrum.

On one hand, any Iowa baseball fan wants the Hawkeyes to successfully recruit and field competitive baseball teams. That requires successful recruiting and putting good talent on display for scouts to evaluate. Having players selected in the MLB draft generally means that recruiting has been successful, players have produced and MLB teams believe in the product. That is also something that can be touted on the recruiting trail when trying to convince players to come to Iowa City.

On the other hand, the structure of college baseball, the B1G and the MLB draft is such that keeping elite high Iowa school talent in-state is incredibly difficult. The B1G is not a power conference when it comes to baseball. Southern and western states offer remarkably better weather. Other conferences make it far less challenging to get scholarship money to the players. And, when the players that come to Iowa City shine on the field, they are likely to consider leaving after they are 21 or after their Junior year (whichever comes first) because, if they don't do so, they lose negotiating leverage.

You relish the great players when you have them but lament that their time in IC may not be for four years.

I sure do hope that Blake Guerin will be playing summer ball and gets lots (and I mean lots) of ABs. I was really impressed by his footwork and glove work when watching him take pre-game infield. Far more smooth and athletic than I anticipated. It would be great if he could shed about 15 lbs of mass, develop a bit more muscle (while staying flexible) and get some swings in games. I envision he'll be given a really long look at either DH or 1B for next season.

I recently noticed his brother is among the top pitchers in MN for ‘24 and an Iowa commit. Thrilled Anderson is still at the helm for Minnesota.

 

[Alum-Ni]

For baseball players looking to transfer schools without having to sit out the following season, the deadline to submit the paperwork to enter the transfer portal is July 13th.

There is another window for baseball players to enter the transfer portal (December 1-15, 2023) but college baseball does not allow for "mid-year" transfers to be immediately eligible for the upcoming season unless there are certain changes in circumstances (i.e. change in coaches, scholarship revoked/reduced).

Simply put, any college baseball player who enters the transfer before July 13, 2023 will be eligible to compete in the '24 season (so long as it is their first transfer). A college baseball player not experiencing the requisite change in circumstances who enters the December 1-15, 2023 portal opening would have to sit out the '24 season.

We should have a pretty good idea in the next 35 days of who on Iowa's current roster is throwing their name into the portal.

D1 Baseball has a transfer portal tracker that is behind a paywall. Perhaps Mr. @Alum-Ni would be kind enough to provide a B1G update after July 13th on which players from the B1G are searching for greener baseball diamonds.

Sure thing

 

[AuroraHawk]

Sure thing

Proof positive that Hawkeyes and Huskers can get along.

Cheers all! Have a great weekend.

 

[AuroraHawk]

I sure do hope that Blake Guerin will be playing summer ball and gets lots (and I mean lots) of ABs. I was really impressed by his footwork and glove work when watching him take pre-game infield. Far more smooth and athletic than I anticipated. It would be great if he could shed about 15 lbs of mass, develop a bit more muscle (while staying flexible) and get some swings in games. I envision he'll be given a really long look at either DH or 1B for next season.

Stumbled across this while enjoying my morning coffee on the deck:

 

[AuroraHawk]

Brecht invited to Team USA try-outs: https://hawkeyesports.com/news/2023/06/09/brecht-invited-to-2023-collegiate-national-training-camp/

 

[AuroraHawk]

I haven't yet seen any official announcement as to where various players will be playing ball this upcoming summer. In previous years, the baseball program released information relating to summer ball assignments right around this time of year. I'll be keeping my eyes open for '23 information.

2022: https://hawkeyesports.com/news/2022/06/03/hawkeyes-in-summer-ball-2022/
2021: https://hawkeyesports.com/news/2021/06/07/hawkeyes-set-for-summer-ball/
2020: COVID
2019: https://hawkeyesports.com/news/2019...-fly-across-the-country-for-summer-ball-2019/

Came across this:

 

[AuroraHawk]

Transfer Notice (Okie State pitcher coming to Iowa):

 

[ICWestfan]

Transfer Notice (Okie State pitcher coming to Iowa):

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Saw that. Recovering from a partially torn UCL (think Brock Purdy type) but should be able to go January/February time frame. Has an "internal brace" ,whatever that is.

 

[AuroraHawk]

Came across this:

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Saw a follow up tweet by Kyle that a team in the Cape Cod league has selected Zach Voelker as well. That's a total of 6 Hawkeyes on last year's roster who are competing this Summer in what is widely described as the premiere Summer league.

Given that Langenberg is a near-lock to be drafted and start his pro career, Obermueller and Voelker (the latter for a second straight summer) have a phenomenal opportunity to develop their skills, hone their talents and compete for one of the weekend starting spots.

 

[GolfHacker1]

Cape Cod League
Keaton Anthony (Cotiut)
Brody Brecht (Chatham)
Marcus Morgan (Bourne)
Cade Obermueller (Hyannis)
Sam Peterrsen (Bourne)
Zach Voelker (Hyannis)

Appalachian League
Blake Guerin (Bluefield)
Reese Moore (Pulaski)
Kellen Strohmeyer (Pulaski)

MLB Draft League
Will Christophersen (Team TBA)
Nick Gottilla (State College)
Kyle Huckstorf (State College)

Northwoods League
Gable Mitchell (LaCrosse)
Andy Nelson (Lakeshore)
Aaron Savary (Waterloo)
Caleb Strack (Mankato)
Ben Wilmes (Waterloo)

Prospect League
Will Mulflur (Burlington)
Drew Proskovec (Clinton)
Coy Sarsfield (Burlington)
Jack Young (Clinton)
Ben DeTaeye (Clinton)

California Collegiate
Jacob Henderson (Arroyo Seco)
Raider Tello (Arroyo Seco)

West Coast League
Chas Wheatley (Edmonton)

Coastal Plains
Jack Whitlock (Lexington)

Great Lakes
Max Tramontana (Hamilton)

Pioneer League
Ben Swails (Fremont)

 

[Alum-Ni]

Updated B1G movement from the D1Baseball Transfer Tracker:

PLAYER	OLD SCHOOL	NEW SCHOOL
Santino Rao	South Florida	Northwestern
Mitchell Wood	Iowa	Yavapai CC (Arizona)
DJ Heck	Iowa	Northwest Missouri State
Calvin Shepherd	Illinois	(TBD)
Andres Suarez	Ohio State	(TBD)
Peter Ciuffreda	Louisiana-Lafayette	Rutgers
Bobby Olsen	Nebraska	(TBD)
Nathan Early	Ohio State	(TBD)
Sean Lane	Maryland	Hofstra
Noah Burke	Penn State	(TBD)
Ozan Uyulur	Michigan State	(TBD)
Cam Jones	Maryland	Frederick CC (Maryland)
Jonathan Walman	Maryland	(TBD)
Jayson Hoopes	Rutgers	(TBD)
Andrew Brock	Maryland	(TBD)
Matt Dreher	Nebraska	(TBD)
Michael Walsh	Maryland	(TBD)
Mikey Pauley	Nebraska	(TBD)
Tywone Malone	Mississippi	Ohio State
Brandon Lawrence	Michigan	(TBD)
Ted Burton	Michigan	Texas A&M
Chandler Benson	Nebraska	(TBD)
Calvin Scapira	Purdue	(TBD)
Cameron Thompson	Purdue	(TBD)
Ryan Partridge	Penn State	(TBD)
Brandon Lundquist	Nebraska	(TBD)
John Piacentino	Penn State	(TBD)
Josh Spiegel	Penn State	(TBD)
Tyson Cooper	Penn State	(TBD)
Stephen Hrustich	Northwestern	(TBD)
Coby Moe	Northwestern	(TBD)
Charles Hood	Nebraska	(TBD)
Jake Cooper	Penn State	(TBD)
Ryan Keenan	Northwestern	(TBD)
Caden Kaiser	Ohio State	(TBD)
Conrad Valdez	Purdue	(TBD)
Danny Melnick	Rutgers	(TBD)
Avery Cok	Purdue	(TBD)
Sam Bello	Rutgers	(TBD)
Jason Shockley	Rutgers	(TBD)
John Malcolm	Michigan State	(TBD)
Matthew Rowe	Rutgers	(TBD)
Jake Johnson	Ohio State	Northern Kentucky
Andrew Jones	Ohio State	(TBD)
Colin Purcell	Texas A&M-Corpus Christi	Ohio State
Garret French	Rutgers	(TBD)
Maximus Martin	Rutgers	(TBD)
Samuel Garewal	Northwestern	(TBD)
Ahmad Sarajli	Michigan	(TBD)
Jacob Bunz	Nebraska	(TBD)
Avery Goldensoph	Michigan	(TBD)
Robert Pitts	Michigan	(TBD)
James Fafinski	Northwestern	(TBD)
Cody Hultink	Michigan	(TBD)
Nathen Voss	Michigan	(TBD)
Brant Hogue	Oklahoma State	Iowa
Camden Gasser	Michigan	(TBD)
Andrew Wilson	Iowa	(TBD)
Luke Tanner	Northwestern	(TBD)
Grant Besser	Rutgers	(TBD)
Andrew Carson	Michigan State	(TBD)
Martin Kaplan	Northwestern	(TBD)
Mason Ornelas	Nebraska	(TBD)
John Modugno	Rutgers	(TBD)
Andrew Nelson	Iowa	(TBD)
Joe Kroner	Rutgers	(TBD)
Wagner Morrissette	Maryland	(TBD)
Elakim Stowe	Maryland	(TBD)
Ryan Zimmer	Michigan	(TBD)
Paul Toetz	Purdue	(TBD)
Ethan Vecrumba	Indiana	(TBD)
Grant Comstock	Northwestern	(TBD)
Michael Elko	Northwestern	(TBD)
Luke Jessen	Nebraska	(TBD)
Travis Garnett	Maryland	(TBD)
Cole Pauley	Ohio State	(TBD)
Josh Sauser	Northwestern	(TBD)
Zach Hopman	Michigan State	(TBD)
Bobby Zmarzlak	Maryland	(TBD)
Matt Ellis	Indiana	(TBD)
Caleb Estes	Maryland	(TBD)
Dawson Hall	Minnesota	(TBD)
Luke Hayden	Indiana	(TBD)
Jorge De Goti	Indiana	(TBD)
Craig Yoho	Indiana	(TBD)
Max Chapman	Michigan State	(TBD)
Landon Price	Ohio State	(TBD)
Sam Hojnar	Iowa	(TBD)
Adrian Vega	Indiana	(TBD)
Logan Danzeisen	Purdue	(TBD)
Cooper Hellman	Indiana	(TBD)
Augie Collins	Northwestern	(TBD)
Vinny Bianchina	Northwestern	(TBD)
Rans Sanders	Omaha	Nebraska
Ian Petrutz	Maryland	(TBD)
Jacob Morin	Tennessee Tech	Ohio State
Reece Beuter	Dallas Baptist	Iowa
Daniel Doligate	Illinois	(TBD)
Izaak Siefken	Illinois	(TBD)
Evan Sleight	Rutgers	(TBD)
Ty Rybarczyk	Illinois	(TBD)

 

[AuroraHawk]

I liked @Alum-Ni 's post not for the names that are on the list but for a fantastic piece of information. Muchas gracias!

 

[HawkeyeGenius]

Updated B1G movement from the D1Baseball Transfer Tracker:

PLAYER	OLD SCHOOL	NEW SCHOOL
Santino Rao	South Florida	Northwestern
Mitchell Wood	Iowa	Yavapai CC (Arizona)
DJ Heck	Iowa	Northwest Missouri State
Calvin Shepherd	Illinois	(TBD)
Andres Suarez	Ohio State	(TBD)
Peter Ciuffreda	Louisiana-Lafayette	Rutgers
Bobby Olsen	Nebraska	(TBD)
Nathan Early	Ohio State	(TBD)
Sean Lane	Maryland	Hofstra
Noah Burke	Penn State	(TBD)
Ozan Uyulur	Michigan State	(TBD)
Cam Jones	Maryland	Frederick CC (Maryland)
Jonathan Walman	Maryland	(TBD)
Jayson Hoopes	Rutgers	(TBD)
Andrew Brock	Maryland	(TBD)
Matt Dreher	Nebraska	(TBD)
Michael Walsh	Maryland	(TBD)
Mikey Pauley	Nebraska	(TBD)
Tywone Malone	Mississippi	Ohio State
Brandon Lawrence	Michigan	(TBD)
Ted Burton	Michigan	Texas A&M
Chandler Benson	Nebraska	(TBD)
Calvin Scapira	Purdue	(TBD)
Cameron Thompson	Purdue	(TBD)
Ryan Partridge	Penn State	(TBD)
Brandon Lundquist	Nebraska	(TBD)
John Piacentino	Penn State	(TBD)
Josh Spiegel	Penn State	(TBD)
Tyson Cooper	Penn State	(TBD)
Stephen Hrustich	Northwestern	(TBD)
Coby Moe	Northwestern	(TBD)
Charles Hood	Nebraska	(TBD)
Jake Cooper	Penn State	(TBD)
Ryan Keenan	Northwestern	(TBD)
Caden Kaiser	Ohio State	(TBD)
Conrad Valdez	Purdue	(TBD)
Danny Melnick	Rutgers	(TBD)
Avery Cok	Purdue	(TBD)
Sam Bello	Rutgers	(TBD)
Jason Shockley	Rutgers	(TBD)
John Malcolm	Michigan State	(TBD)
Matthew Rowe	Rutgers	(TBD)
Jake Johnson	Ohio State	Northern Kentucky
Andrew Jones	Ohio State	(TBD)
Colin Purcell	Texas A&M-Corpus Christi	Ohio State
Garret French	Rutgers	(TBD)
Maximus Martin	Rutgers	(TBD)
Samuel Garewal	Northwestern	(TBD)
Ahmad Sarajli	Michigan	(TBD)
Jacob Bunz	Nebraska	(TBD)
Avery Goldensoph	Michigan	(TBD)
Robert Pitts	Michigan	(TBD)
James Fafinski	Northwestern	(TBD)
Cody Hultink	Michigan	(TBD)
Nathen Voss	Michigan	(TBD)
Brant Hogue	Oklahoma State	Iowa
Camden Gasser	Michigan	(TBD)
Andrew Wilson	Iowa	(TBD)
Luke Tanner	Northwestern	(TBD)
Grant Besser	Rutgers	(TBD)
Andrew Carson	Michigan State	(TBD)
Martin Kaplan	Northwestern	(TBD)
Mason Ornelas	Nebraska	(TBD)
John Modugno	Rutgers	(TBD)
Andrew Nelson	Iowa	(TBD)
Joe Kroner	Rutgers	(TBD)
Wagner Morrissette	Maryland	(TBD)
Elakim Stowe	Maryland	(TBD)
Ryan Zimmer	Michigan	(TBD)
Paul Toetz	Purdue	(TBD)
Ethan Vecrumba	Indiana	(TBD)
Grant Comstock	Northwestern	(TBD)
Michael Elko	Northwestern	(TBD)
Luke Jessen	Nebraska	(TBD)
Travis Garnett	Maryland	(TBD)
Cole Pauley	Ohio State	(TBD)
Josh Sauser	Northwestern	(TBD)
Zach Hopman	Michigan State	(TBD)
Bobby Zmarzlak	Maryland	(TBD)
Matt Ellis	Indiana	(TBD)
Caleb Estes	Maryland	(TBD)
Dawson Hall	Minnesota	(TBD)
Luke Hayden	Indiana	(TBD)
Jorge De Goti	Indiana	(TBD)
Craig Yoho	Indiana	(TBD)
Max Chapman	Michigan State	(TBD)
Landon Price	Ohio State	(TBD)
Sam Hojnar	Iowa	(TBD)
Adrian Vega	Indiana	(TBD)
Logan Danzeisen	Purdue	(TBD)
Cooper Hellman	Indiana	(TBD)
Augie Collins	Northwestern	(TBD)
Vinny Bianchina	Northwestern	(TBD)
Rans Sanders	Omaha	Nebraska
Ian Petrutz	Maryland	(TBD)
Jacob Morin	Tennessee Tech	Ohio State
Reece Beuter	Dallas Baptist	Iowa
Daniel Doligate	Illinois	(TBD)
Izaak Siefken	Illinois	(TBD)
Evan Sleight	Rutgers	(TBD)
Ty Rybarczyk	Illinois	(TBD)

I missed that Rob Cooper resigned at Penn State. Depending on room I'd reach out to Piacentino at PSU. I'd also reach out to Yoho and Carson.

 

[ssckelley]

Looks like the Hawkeyes picked up a transfer from Creighton.

Stats are not overly impressive but he was just a Freshman.

 

[funnyfletcher]

Looks like the Hawkeyes picked up a transfer from Creighton.

Stats are not overly impressive but he was just a Freshman.

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Mazur had some pretty bad stats at SDSU but he's doing great in the minors right now

 

[Franisdaman]