{"id":1072,"date":"2010-02-24T18:16:28","date_gmt":"2010-02-24T23:16:28","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.rightfieldfog.com\/?p=1072"},"modified":"2010-02-24T18:19:57","modified_gmt":"2010-02-24T23:19:57","slug":"college-weekend-notes","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.rightfieldfog.com\/?p=1072","title":{"rendered":"College: Weekend Notes"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Catching up on some notable performances from 2010 Cape Leaguers . . . <\/em><\/p>\n

  • Georgia Tech’s Jed Bradley<\/strong> (Wareham), pictured, struck out 12 in six innings in a victory over Missouri State. Bradley surrendered just four hits and allowed no runs. He earned ACC Pitcher of the Week honors. A sophomore lefty, Bradley had an ERA over six for the Jackets last spring, but had a good summer in the Cal Ripken Sr. League.<\/li>\n

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  • Arizona State’s Zack MacPhee<\/strong> (Bourne) was one of the nation’s brightest hitting stars. In a three-game sweep of Northern Illinois, MacPhee hit .727 with four triples, eight runs and seven RBI. MacPhee earned Pac-10 Player of the Week honors. <\/li>\n

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  • Vanderbilt’s Sonny Gray<\/strong> (Cotuit) had one of the longest first-weekend outings you’ll ever see, going eight shutout innings in a win over Niagara. The sophomore, who played for Team USA last summer, struck out eight. <\/li>\n

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  • Kentucky sophomore Alex Meyer <\/strong>(Y-D) struck out eight in five innings of work. That’s a good start for Meyer, who was one of the most highly-touted freshmen in the country last year.<\/li>\n

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  • For Oklahoma, Garrett Buechele <\/strong>(Hyannis) had seven hits and Tyler Ogle<\/strong> (Brewster) had seven RBI in a four-game sweep of San Diego State.<\/li>\n

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  • Patrick Johnson<\/strong> (Chatham), who will return to the Cape this summer, figures to take on a much bigger role for North Carolina this spring. He’s off to a strong start. Johnson struck out seven and allowed just a run in seven innings in his first start of the season. <\/li>\n

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  • Central Florida catcher Beau Taylor<\/strong> (Y-D) earned Conference USA Player of the Week honors for an outstanding series against Savannah State. Taylor finished the weekend with eight hits in 12 at-bats, two home runs, five RBI and five runs scored. Taylor, a Freshman All-American last year, was tabbed by Baseball America as the fourth-best prospect in the Cal Ripken Sr. League last summer. <\/li>\n

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  • Fullerton’s Tyler Pill<\/strong> (Chatham) struck out six in seven innings and didn’t allow an earned run in a victory over Long Beach State. Pill was a standout pitcher as a freshman last year.<\/li>\n

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  • Trevor Bauer<\/strong> (Y-D), a standout for UCLA last year who ended up with Team USA, has picked up where he left off. On Saturday, Bauer struck out 13 in eight innings against Bethune Cookman.<\/li>\n

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  • Miami sophomore Harold Martinez <\/strong>(Brewster) hit two homers in an opening-night win over Miami.<\/li>\n

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  • Georgia’z Zach Cone<\/strong> (Cotuit), who played well for the Kettleers last summer, got off to a very hot start. He hit .688 in four games with four extra-base hits. <\/li>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

    Catching up on some notable performances from 2010 Cape Leaguers . . . Georgia Tech’s Jed Bradley (Wareham), pictured, struck out 12 in six innings in a victory over Missouri State. Bradley surrendered just four hits and allowed no runs. He earned ACC Pitcher of the Week honors. A sophomore lefty, Bradley had an ERA … <\/p>\n

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