That's not bad.

Yeah, for LSU, that's almost normal.

There's so many players since at least Jay Johnson's taken over this program and are now in Major League Baseball, everyone from obviously Paul Skenes or a Dylan Crews in Washington, to Tommy White, who just got called up by the A's and he's joining his former teammate, Gage Jumper, both on that 2020 fourth team that no one really remembers or talks about a whole ton because they lost in a very tight regional to UNC.

Again, like, the way they've been able to sort of develop these guys, and even guys who'd never came to the program but were committed to the program, like a Jacob Mierkowski or a Connor Griffin, talent accumulation in one way or another.

And, uh, this was another pretty successful draft for them, even though they weren't able to keep Jake Brown around.

Okay.

They schedule pretty low, lower level teams, in part because their conference schedule's already so good because they're in the SEC.

He didn't really play a whole ton against left-hand pitching.