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#16 Cody Templeton (Jr.)
#1 Innings Pitched (87.2)
#1 Shutouts (1)
#1 Complete Games (3)
#1 Fewest Walks (13)
#2 Fewest Wild Pitches (2)
#2 Game Starts (13)
#3 Fewest Homeruns (4)
#5 Wins (6)
#5 Struckout Looking (20)
#7 Strikeouts (63)
#11 ERA (3.90)
#12 Fewest ER (38)
#17 Batting Average Against (.289)
#1 Innings Pitched (87.2)
#1 Shutouts (1)
#1 Complete Games (3)
#1 Fewest Walks (13)
#2 Fewest Wild Pitches (2)
#2 Game Starts (13)
#3 Fewest Homeruns (4)
#5 Wins (6)
#5 Struckout Looking (20)
#7 Strikeouts (63)
#11 ERA (3.90)
#12 Fewest ER (38)
#17 Batting Average Against (.289)
#22 Josh Ibe (Jr.)
#2 Home Runs (14)
#5 SLG % (0.675)
#6 OPS (1.121)
#8 RBI (46)
#9 Bases (106)
#9 Walks (29)
#9 Doubles (10)
#11 OB% (0.446)
#12 Hitting (.331)
#18 Hits (52)
#20 Runs (34)
#1 Cemodrick Bland (Fr.)
#2 Stolen Bases (24)
#7 Hitting (.356)
#8 OB% (0.445)
#17 Walks (21)
#19 Runs (35)
#24 OPS (.913)
#24 Julian Swift (Jr.)
#9 Doubles (10)
#15 Hits (56)
#18 RBI (35)
#21 Runs (33)
#23 Hitting (.322)
#28 Bases (74)
#45 Kevin Duran (Jr.)
#4 SH (6)
#18 Walks (20)
#24 OB% (.409)
#35 hitting (.304)
#38 OPS (0.831)
#46 Cooper Schneider (Jr.)
#10 Stolen Bases (9)
#16 Walks (22)
#25 Runs (28)
#2 Home Runs (14)
#5 SLG % (0.675)
#6 OPS (1.121)
#8 RBI (46)
#9 Bases (106)
#9 Walks (29)
#9 Doubles (10)
#11 OB% (0.446)
#12 Hitting (.331)
#18 Hits (52)
#20 Runs (34)
#1 Cemodrick Bland (Fr.)
#2 Stolen Bases (24)
#7 Hitting (.356)
#8 OB% (0.445)
#17 Walks (21)
#19 Runs (35)
#24 OPS (.913)
#24 Julian Swift (Jr.)
#9 Doubles (10)
#15 Hits (56)
#18 RBI (35)
#21 Runs (33)
#23 Hitting (.322)
#28 Bases (74)
#45 Kevin Duran (Jr.)
#4 SH (6)
#18 Walks (20)
#24 OB% (.409)
#35 hitting (.304)
#38 OPS (0.831)
#46 Cooper Schneider (Jr.)
#10 Stolen Bases (9)
#16 Walks (22)
#25 Runs (28)
Got to promote some Junior Dirty Birds at Northeast Texas looking for a new home.
RHP/INF/#29 Ayden Terry 5-11; 190 Lavon, Texas (Community/Northeast Texas CC)
ERA:3.63;WHIP:1.36;SO:28;BB:13;IP:34.2 (Conference 2025)
BA:.296;OPS:.824;R:27;H:48;2B:9;3B:1;HR:3;RBI:26;TB:68;BB:24;SB:2 (2025)
INF/#44 Jonathon Gonzales Kyle, Texas (Bowie/Northeast Texas CC)
BA:.326;OPS:0.952;R:33;H:47;2B:12;3B:1;HR:1;RBI:35;TB:64;BB:49;SB:3 (2025)
- 2nd Team All-Conference (1st Baseman) (2025)
C/#5 Luke Regas 5-10; 180 Waxahatchie, Texas (Ennis/Northeast Texas CC)
BA:.372;OPS:1.071;R:30;H:45;2B:8;3B:5;HR:4;RBI:23;TB:75;BB:15;SB:8 (2025)
- 1st Team All-Conference (Designated Hitter) (2025)
- Lead the nation in caught stealing (28) CS%: .400 (2024)
- Ranked the #44 Catcher in Texas by Perfect Game (2023)
OF/#3 Braden Duff 6-0; 185 Mt. Pleasant, Texas (Mt. Pleasant/Northeast Texas CC)
BA:.300;OPS:0.866;R:37;H:51;2B:11;3B:3;HR:5;RBI:41;TB:83;BB:13;SB:17 (2025)
- Committed to Texas A&M - Kingsville (Just got the offer)
First Team All-Conference Selections
(Conference Stats)
RHP/INF/#29 Ayden Terry 5-11; 190 Lavon, Texas (Community/Northeast Texas CC)
ERA:3.63;WHIP:1.36;SO:28;BB:13;IP:34.2 (Conference 2025)
BA:.296;OPS:.824;R:27;H:48;2B:9;3B:1;HR:3;RBI:26;TB:68;BB:24;SB:2 (2025)
- 1st Team All-Conference (1st Base and Pitcher) (2025)
- Positions played, SS/3B/C/MIF/OF/RHP/UT
- Perfect Game Pre-season All-American (2023)
INF/#44 Jonathon Gonzales Kyle, Texas (Bowie/Northeast Texas CC)
BA:.326;OPS:0.952;R:33;H:47;2B:12;3B:1;HR:1;RBI:35;TB:64;BB:49;SB:3 (2025)
- 2nd Team All-Conference (1st Baseman) (2025)
C/#5 Luke Regas 5-10; 180 Waxahatchie, Texas (Ennis/Northeast Texas CC)
BA:.372;OPS:1.071;R:30;H:45;2B:8;3B:5;HR:4;RBI:23;TB:75;BB:15;SB:8 (2025)
- 1st Team All-Conference (Designated Hitter) (2025)
- Lead the nation in caught stealing (28) CS%: .400 (2024)
- Ranked the #44 Catcher in Texas by Perfect Game (2023)
OF/#3 Braden Duff 6-0; 185 Mt. Pleasant, Texas (Mt. Pleasant/Northeast Texas CC)
BA:.300;OPS:0.866;R:37;H:51;2B:11;3B:3;HR:5;RBI:41;TB:83;BB:13;SB:17 (2025)
- Committed to Texas A&M - Kingsville (Just got the offer)
First Team All-Conference Selections
(Conference Stats)
- Luke Regas Designated Hitter (SO)
A powerful and consistent presence at the plate, Regas led the team with a staggering .403 batting average and .645 slugging percentage. In just 19 games, he compiled 25 hits, 10 RBIs, 4 doubles, 4 triples, and 1 home run, while striking out only twice in 73 plate appearances.
- Ayden Terry Starting Pitcher (SO)
Terry was a dual-threat contributor. On the mound, he posted a 3.63 ERA with a 4-1 record across 8 appearances (6 starts). In 34.2 innings pitched, he struck out 28, walked 13, and held opponents to a .336 OBP, all while maintaining a 1.36 WHIP.
And can we get this A&M-Texarkana Eagle stud, he has the name for it.
INF: #9 Austin Kerns 5-10; 195 Diana, Texas (Diana/Texas A&M-Texarkana)
BA:.341;OPS:1.104;R:44;H:61;2B:12;3B:2;HR:13;RBI:51;TB:116;BB:29;SB:7 (2025)
and
RHP: #37 Harrison Barnett 6-3; 215 Charlotte, North Carolina (Providence Day/Marshall Univ./A&M-Texarkana)
G:15;GS:10;ERA:3.23;WHIP:1.55;W-L:6-1;CG:1;IP:53.0;ER:19;SO:52;BB:24
INF: #9 Austin Kerns 5-10; 195 Diana, Texas (Diana/Texas A&M-Texarkana)
BA:.341;OPS:1.104;R:44;H:61;2B:12;3B:2;HR:13;RBI:51;TB:116;BB:29;SB:7 (2025)
- Red River Conference Freshman of the Year
- 2nd Team All-Conference
- 2nd in Conference Home Runs (13)
- Ranked #17 3B in Texas (2024)
and
RHP: #37 Harrison Barnett 6-3; 215 Charlotte, North Carolina (Providence Day/Marshall Univ./A&M-Texarkana)
G:15;GS:10;ERA:3.23;WHIP:1.55;W-L:6-1;CG:1;IP:53.0;ER:19;SO:52;BB:24
C/INF: JHETT CREEL 5-10; 185 Wylie, Texas (Sachse/Northern Oklahoma College) Jr.
GP:59;BAVG:.414;OPS:1.185;H:77;R:57;RBI:63;2B:23;BB:43;HR:6;SB:9 (2025)
- 2nd Team All-Regional Catcher
- Top 15 Team in the Nation
curious question here. so now that NCAA has said it is legal to give out 34 or 35 scholarships for baseball does this mean the athletic department has to come up with roughly $875,000 to pay the full scholarship? I just based it off of 35 players times avg college price of $25,000 per year to come up with that number.
I am not sure I understand how all this supposed revenue sharing stuff will work out. Do all D1 schools across the country whether they are SEC school or a Southland conference school share same amount of money?
I am not sure I understand how all this supposed revenue sharing stuff will work out. Do all D1 schools across the country whether they are SEC school or a Southland conference school share same amount of money?
An NCAA Division I athletic department could need to come up with approximately $850,000 to fund 34 full baseball scholarships at an average cost of attendance of $25,000, as you estimated (adjusted for 34 players).
However, the actual cost varies by school, with some facing costs up to $1.7 million or more due to higher tuition or Title IX requirements.
Many schools, especially mid-majors, will not fully fund 34 scholarships due to budget constraints, opting instead for a mix of full, partial, or fewer scholarships.
Wealthier programs are better positioned to cover these costs, but even they must balance Title IX and revenue-sharing obligations.
However, the actual cost varies by school, with some facing costs up to $1.7 million or more due to higher tuition or Title IX requirements.
Many schools, especially mid-majors, will not fully fund 34 scholarships due to budget constraints, opting instead for a mix of full, partial, or fewer scholarships.
Wealthier programs are better positioned to cover these costs, but even they must balance Title IX and revenue-sharing obligations.
thanks for the explanation. So we will have to worry every year about losing our best players to either top notch D1 schools in P4 conferences, or hope other mid majors with possibly higher budgets don't try to poach them??
Does the potential new baseball field money come out of same budget or is that going to be separately raised? Kind of puts a premium on getting new facilities to help the coaches trying to convince kids to come play at SFA. I would think that a brand new stadium on campus would help lure more kids our way.
In any event, it was a successful first year and hopefully they continue build on it next year like you all have said.
Does the potential new baseball field money come out of same budget or is that going to be separately raised? Kind of puts a premium on getting new facilities to help the coaches trying to convince kids to come play at SFA. I would think that a brand new stadium on campus would help lure more kids our way.
In any event, it was a successful first year and hopefully they continue build on it next year like you all have said.
Like keeping this guy...
#1 Cemodrick Bland (Fr.)
BA:0.356;OPS:0.913;GP:38;AB:118;R:35;H:42;2B:6;HR:2;RBI:23;TB:54;BB:21;SB:24
#1 Cemodrick Bland (Fr.)
BA:0.356;OPS:0.913;GP:38;AB:118;R:35;H:42;2B:6;HR:2;RBI:23;TB:54;BB:21;SB:24
and this guy...
surprisingly did not get all-conference honors
surprisingly did not get all-conference honors
Welcome aboard to JR 1B/OF @JoshuaIbe12 from @SFA_Baseball!!
— Strasburg Express (@22657Express) May 14, 2025
The 6’3”, 225 lb slugger hit .331 (52/157) with 34 R, 10 2B, 14 HR, 46 RBI, and 29 BB this spring. He finished the spring with a 1.121 OPS!! pic.twitter.com/qnTBsm1kzm
I guess I dont understand baseball if Josh did not get any all conference honors
next thing you will be posting is that Templeton did not get any either????? They kept us afloat for most of the season and were our team MVPs in my opinion.
No, Bland is the only SFA player to get SLC honors.
Had a feeling small gut feeling once I saw he was transfering.
Idaho ➡️ Texas
— Lumberjack Baseball (@SFA_Baseball) May 15, 2025
Welcome @vidlak_nate to The Piney Woods!
Wait… this name seems familiar? 🤔#AxeEm pic.twitter.com/n0FgoZAtfl
RHP: NATE VIDLAK 6-1; 215 Grants Pass, Oregon (Hidden Valley/College of Idaho) (Sr.)
ERA:5.52;W-L:8-9;APP:30;GS:27;CG:1;SV:1;IP:145.0;ER:89;BB:51;SO:129;BAA:.299
Season high 10 K's against Bushnell (OR.) (2025)
FB: 90-94 (That's an elite velocity)
SPL: 80-83
CB: 77-82
SL: 82-85
- 2X 1st Team All-State Pitcher
- 2X Skyline Conference Player of the Year
- Oregon Sports Award High School Player of the Year (2022)
- Oregon 4A Player of the Year (2021)
I hope the coaching staff looks at Concordia again where they got Julian Swift.
Just entered the portal...
1B/OF: Colby Christian 6-3; 205 Porter, Texas (Porter/Temple JC/Concordia) Sr.
GP:42;AVG.339:AB:171;R:53;H:58;RBI:63;2B:17;3B:1;HR:16;BB:22;SB:10
- Lead D3 in HR (16)
Just entered the portal...
1B/OF: Colby Christian 6-3; 205 Porter, Texas (Porter/Temple JC/Concordia) Sr.
GP:42;AVG.339:AB:171;R:53;H:58;RBI:63;2B:17;3B:1;HR:16;BB:22;SB:10
- Lead D3 in HR (16)
Staff flowing the former preseason Big-South Pitcher of the Year.
But unfortunately he battled injury in 2025, and now looking for a new start.
RHP: Colby Guy 5-10; 150 Chester, South Carolina (UNC Ashville)
APP:14;W-L:9-5;IP:70.1;ERA:4.35;ER:34;BB:34;SO:68
- Throws a 95 FB
- 2024 All-Big South (HM)
- Season high 11 K's against Winthrop (2024)
- 5 starts with 7 or more K's
But unfortunately he battled injury in 2025, and now looking for a new start.
RHP: Colby Guy 5-10; 150 Chester, South Carolina (UNC Ashville)
APP:14;W-L:9-5;IP:70.1;ERA:4.35;ER:34;BB:34;SO:68
- Throws a 95 FB
- 2024 All-Big South (HM)
- Season high 11 K's against Winthrop (2024)
- 5 starts with 7 or more K's
#8 seeded New Orleans looking to take it all in the SLC Championship Game today against #6 seeded HCU.
#1 seed and favorite SLU went 1-2 exiting pretty early.
SFA against New Orleans this season
Game One L 2-3 (SFA lead 2-1 going into the 8th; tied in the top of the 9th)
Game Two W 14-4 (in 7 innings)
Game Three L 2-3 (Held UNO scoreless for 6 straight innings)
SFA against HCU this season
Game One L 4-6 (SFA lead 4-1 in the bottom of the 5th, tied in the bottom of the 8th)
Game Two L 8-12 (SFA lead 8-3 in the bottom of the 6th, 8-6 in the bottom of the 8th)
Game Three L 4-6 (SFA lead 3-0 in the bottom of the 6th, 4-3 in the bottom of the 8th)
SFA is close to being where they need to be to end the post season tournament drought.
#1 seed and favorite SLU went 1-2 exiting pretty early.
SFA against New Orleans this season
Game One L 2-3 (SFA lead 2-1 going into the 8th; tied in the top of the 9th)
Game Two W 14-4 (in 7 innings)
Game Three L 2-3 (Held UNO scoreless for 6 straight innings)
SFA against HCU this season
Game One L 4-6 (SFA lead 4-1 in the bottom of the 5th, tied in the bottom of the 8th)
Game Two L 8-12 (SFA lead 8-3 in the bottom of the 6th, 8-6 in the bottom of the 8th)
Game Three L 4-6 (SFA lead 3-0 in the bottom of the 6th, 4-3 in the bottom of the 8th)
SFA is close to being where they need to be to end the post season tournament drought.
2024 vs. 2025 SFA Pitching (17.8 inning difference)
PITCHING
ERA:7.07;WHIP:1.84;W-L:18-31;CG:3;SV:8;IP:422.2;H:574;ER:332;BB:202;SO:339;BAVG:.327 (2025)
ERA:9.45;WHIP:2.10;W-L:10-44;CG:1;SV:3;IP:440.0;H:607;ER:462;BB:316;SO:124;BAVG:.324 (2024)
Way up on strike outs, reducing walks, and giving up earned runs.
PITCHING
ERA:7.07;WHIP:1.84;W-L:18-31;CG:3;SV:8;IP:422.2;H:574;ER:332;BB:202;SO:339;BAVG:.327 (2025)
ERA:9.45;WHIP:2.10;W-L:10-44;CG:1;SV:3;IP:440.0;H:607;ER:462;BB:316;SO:124;BAVG:.324 (2024)
Way up on strike outs, reducing walks, and giving up earned runs.
BATTING (111 more at bats in 2024)
AVG:.271;OPS:.765;R:293;H:449;2B;74;3B:10;HR:35;RBI:267;TB:648;SLG:.392;BB:225;SO:337;OB%:.373;SB:74 (2025)
AVG:.248;OPS:.708;R:241;H:437;2B;83;3B:5;HR:46;RBI:219;TB:668;SLG:.378;BB:170;SO:488;OB%:.330;SB:46 (2024)
More patients at the plate with more walks, less strike outs (1st in the SLC), and more aggressive base running (2nd in the SLC in steals).
TOP 5 SLC Teams to generate walks at the plate in 2025
1.) Lamar (334) 1,948 AB
2.) Northwestern State (301) 1,874 AB
3.) Southeastern Louisiana (289) 1,817 AB
4.) UTRGV (273) 1,836 AB
5.) SFA (225) 1,654 AB
AVG:.271;OPS:.765;R:293;H:449;2B;74;3B:10;HR:35;RBI:267;TB:648;SLG:.392;BB:225;SO:337;OB%:.373;SB:74 (2025)
AVG:.248;OPS:.708;R:241;H:437;2B;83;3B:5;HR:46;RBI:219;TB:668;SLG:.378;BB:170;SO:488;OB%:.330;SB:46 (2024)
More patients at the plate with more walks, less strike outs (1st in the SLC), and more aggressive base running (2nd in the SLC in steals).
TOP 5 SLC Teams to generate walks at the plate in 2025
1.) Lamar (334) 1,948 AB
2.) Northwestern State (301) 1,874 AB
3.) Southeastern Louisiana (289) 1,817 AB
4.) UTRGV (273) 1,836 AB
5.) SFA (225) 1,654 AB
It has been awhile since SFA has actually done better than their opponent in some of the overall stats.
AVG:.271;OPS:.765;AB:1,654;R:293;H:449;2B;74;3B:10;HR:35;RBI:267;TB:648;SLG:.392;BB:225;SO:337;
OB%:.373;SB:74 (SFA)
AVG:.327;OPS:.879;AB:1,654;R:363;H:574;2B;106;3B:10;HR:43;RBI:338;TB:827;SLG:.474;BB:202;SO:339;
OB%:.407;SB:63 (Opponent)
AVG:.271;OPS:.765;AB:1,654;R:293;H:449;2B;74;3B:10;HR:35;RBI:267;TB:648;SLG:.392;BB:225;SO:337;
OB%:.373;SB:74 (SFA)
AVG:.327;OPS:.879;AB:1,654;R:363;H:574;2B;106;3B:10;HR:43;RBI:338;TB:827;SLG:.474;BB:202;SO:339;
OB%:.407;SB:63 (Opponent)
FIELDING
Errors:53; FLD%:.970; SBA:125 (2025)
Errors:88; FLD%:.952; SBA:220 (2024)
Least Amount of errors in the SLC in 2025
1.) UTRGV (40)
2.) UIW (43)
3.) SFA/McNeese (53)
4.) Southeastern Louisiana (54)
5.) Lamar (59)
Top 5 Teams in the SLC in Fielding Percentage in 2025
1.) UTRGV (0.979)
2.) UIW (0.976)
3.) Southeastern Louisiana (0.972)
4.) Lamar (0.971)
5.) SFA (0.970)
Good stuff for Coach Vanderburg and staff to build on.
Errors:53; FLD%:.970; SBA:125 (2025)
Errors:88; FLD%:.952; SBA:220 (2024)
Least Amount of errors in the SLC in 2025
1.) UTRGV (40)
2.) UIW (43)
3.) SFA/McNeese (53)
4.) Southeastern Louisiana (54)
5.) Lamar (59)
Top 5 Teams in the SLC in Fielding Percentage in 2025
1.) UTRGV (0.979)
2.) UIW (0.976)
3.) Southeastern Louisiana (0.972)
4.) Lamar (0.971)
5.) SFA (0.970)
Good stuff for Coach Vanderburg and staff to build on.
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Loading up on pitching for 2026...
Nate Vidlak 6-1; Grants Pass, Oregon (Hidden Valley/College of Idaho) (Sr.)
APP:13;GS:13;ERA:5.60;W-L:5-8;IP:64.1;ER:40;BB:22;SO:60;WHIP:1.46 (2025)
APP:12;GS:12;ERA:5.64;W-L:5-7;IP:62.2;ER:39;BB:23;SO:50;WHIP:1.65 (2024)
APP:14;GS:14;ERA:6.50;W-L:8-6;IP:44.1;ER:32;BB:20;SO:41;WHIP:1.18 (2024)
Aisen Ennis 6-4; Scarborough, Ontario (Mary Ward Catholic/Indian Hills CC) (Jr.)
APP:19;gs:0;ERA:4.13;W-L:3-1;SV:4;IP:32.2;ER:15;BB:10;SO:33;WHIP:1.07 (2025)
APP:18;gs:0;ERA:6.31;W-L:3-1;SV:1;IP:25.2;ER:18;BB:11;SO:22;WHIP:1.56 (2024)
Nate Bergeron 6-2; San Antonio, Texas (Warren/Coastal Bend) (So.)
APP:14;GS:12;ERA:8.08;W-L:3-3;IP:59.0;ER:53;BB:51;SO:55;WHIP:1.90 (2025)
Brennan Greer 6-1; San Antonio, Texas (Reagan/St. Mary's/Coastal Bend) (Jr.)
APP:15;GS:12;ERA:7.80;W-L:0-5;IP:60.0;ER:52;BB:34;SO:51;WHIP:1.85 (2025)
APP:12;GS:9;ERA:9.32;W-L:1-5;IP:37.2;ER:39;BB:25;SO:26;WHIP:2.15 (2024)
Ruben Garcia-Diaz 6-7; Roxbury, Massachusetts (Snowden International/San Jac. North) (Jr.)
APP:11;GS:1;ERA:5.84;W-L:0-0;IP:12.1;ER:8;BB:14;SO:15;WHIP:2.03;BAA:.244 (2025)
APP:8;GS:0;ERA:7.07;W-L:1-0;IP:14.0;ER:11;BB:18;SO:21;WHIP:2.43;BAA:.250 (2024)
Interesting all the pitchers are much taller, and I wonder if that is by design?
The average MLB pitcher is 6'3 and taller pitchers can have a slight advantage in throwing harder as they have longer arms and legs giving them more force and velocity when throwing.
But doesn't mean a better pitcher.
Nate Vidlak 6-1; Grants Pass, Oregon (Hidden Valley/College of Idaho) (Sr.)
APP:13;GS:13;ERA:5.60;W-L:5-8;IP:64.1;ER:40;BB:22;SO:60;WHIP:1.46 (2025)
APP:12;GS:12;ERA:5.64;W-L:5-7;IP:62.2;ER:39;BB:23;SO:50;WHIP:1.65 (2024)
APP:14;GS:14;ERA:6.50;W-L:8-6;IP:44.1;ER:32;BB:20;SO:41;WHIP:1.18 (2024)
Aisen Ennis 6-4; Scarborough, Ontario (Mary Ward Catholic/Indian Hills CC) (Jr.)
APP:19;gs:0;ERA:4.13;W-L:3-1;SV:4;IP:32.2;ER:15;BB:10;SO:33;WHIP:1.07 (2025)
APP:18;gs:0;ERA:6.31;W-L:3-1;SV:1;IP:25.2;ER:18;BB:11;SO:22;WHIP:1.56 (2024)
Nate Bergeron 6-2; San Antonio, Texas (Warren/Coastal Bend) (So.)
APP:14;GS:12;ERA:8.08;W-L:3-3;IP:59.0;ER:53;BB:51;SO:55;WHIP:1.90 (2025)
Brennan Greer 6-1; San Antonio, Texas (Reagan/St. Mary's/Coastal Bend) (Jr.)
APP:15;GS:12;ERA:7.80;W-L:0-5;IP:60.0;ER:52;BB:34;SO:51;WHIP:1.85 (2025)
APP:12;GS:9;ERA:9.32;W-L:1-5;IP:37.2;ER:39;BB:25;SO:26;WHIP:2.15 (2024)
Ruben Garcia-Diaz 6-7; Roxbury, Massachusetts (Snowden International/San Jac. North) (Jr.)
APP:11;GS:1;ERA:5.84;W-L:0-0;IP:12.1;ER:8;BB:14;SO:15;WHIP:2.03;BAA:.244 (2025)
APP:8;GS:0;ERA:7.07;W-L:1-0;IP:14.0;ER:11;BB:18;SO:21;WHIP:2.43;BAA:.250 (2024)
Interesting all the pitchers are much taller, and I wonder if that is by design?
The average MLB pitcher is 6'3 and taller pitchers can have a slight advantage in throwing harder as they have longer arms and legs giving them more force and velocity when throwing.
But doesn't mean a better pitcher.
Is this Vidlak related to our other Vidlak?
TallTexan said:
Is this Vidlak related to our other Vidlak?
Yes.
TallTexan said:
Is this Vidlak related to our other Vidlak?
Yep. That is an athletic family.
SFASawmillGuy said:TallTexan said:
Is this Vidlak related to our other Vidlak?
Yep. That is an athletic family.
There is a younger brother, Titus, a QB who is considered to be the #1 player in Idaho. He has offers from SFA and Sacramento State, with more sure to come his way.
SFA Jack Fanatic said:SFASawmillGuy said:TallTexan said:
Is this Vidlak related to our other Vidlak?
Yep. That is an athletic family.
There is a younger brother, Titus, a QB who is considered to be the #1 player in Idaho. He has offers from SFA and Sacramento State, with more sure to come his way.
It looks like Titus might be very on board with coming to SFA. He constantly likes everything at least I post on the Sawmill twitter and retweets a bunch of SFA stuff not related to his brother. It's gonna hinge on if Carthel is still here when he comes out though. Which is gonna hinge on us at minimum making the playoffs I feel.
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