04-06-2015, 10:03 PM
What's notable about the three classes you mentioned is that the superstar recruits too often didn't end up contributing as much as we might have liked. Carey, Frost, Matter, Anderson, Craven and Royster never contributed much for various reasons.Â
The book isn't closed on the 2012 class, but it seems like they have a better batting average. Peat and Carter were stars until they left. Murhpy and Garnett are going to start two years each. Shittu will be a major contributor if he stays healthy this year. Davis and Sanders, who both redshirted, have the most to prove, but have time to do it.
Some of the results are random chance, but I think the current coaching staff has a whole lot to do with the better outcomes.
The book isn't closed on the 2012 class, but it seems like they have a better batting average. Peat and Carter were stars until they left. Murhpy and Garnett are going to start two years each. Shittu will be a major contributor if he stays healthy this year. Davis and Sanders, who both redshirted, have the most to prove, but have time to do it.
Some of the results are random chance, but I think the current coaching staff has a whole lot to do with the better outcomes.
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