tony strassier to be looked at by Allegany College maryland?
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PeteRose101
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tony strassier to be looked at by Allegany College maryland?
ive heard some things about this kid, seen him play for the boilers too, can baseball be this kids true calling?
Re: tony strassier to be looked at by Allegany College maryl
I haven't seen him on the ball field, but he was very impressive on the gridiron. He's big, 6'5", has nice hands, runs smooth routes. If he can improve his speed he could play at a high level as a reciever in college. He could definitely play D2 football, maybe D1 of he works hard with his speed and gets the right looks. He is just a soph so he has time to improve. Also was a pretty good punter...
Re: tony strassier to be looked at by Allegany College maryl
Could be yes, ACM it won't be. Come on PeteRose, the kid is a 6'5 sophomore with all kinds of ability in 3 different sports and a smart kid. He won't be enrolling at ACM in the fall of 2014.
Go ahead and keep your knowledge to the basketball forum, we don't need your nonsense over here too.
Go ahead and keep your knowledge to the basketball forum, we don't need your nonsense over here too.
Re: tony strassier to be looked at by Allegany College maryl
hahahahaha acm, he'll be d1
Re: tony strassier to be looked at by Allegany College maryl
ACM is traditionally one of the top 25 JUCO schools in the country and have had numberous big leaguers, there would be no shame in going there to play his college ball.
Re: tony strassier to be looked at by Allegany College maryl
I should have clarified, I wasn't saying there was anything wrong with ACM's baseball program. They do a great job at the Juco level. However, Straisser won't be going there.
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Crimson09Crazy
Re: tony strassier to be looked at by Allegany College maryl
I see Straiser ending up at a Big time D2 Football team like IUP,CalU, the Rock....ect.
I've never seen him play Football, but the athleticism doesn't lie.
I've seen him play Basketball twice, and he can go D3 in that.
I've seen him play Baseball numerous times in the Colt League, He's a fast Center Fielder with good power and speed. He has tools to play a good team like Alleghney, but could play for UPJ and be a really good baseball player.
I've never seen him play Football, but the athleticism doesn't lie.
I've seen him play Basketball twice, and he can go D3 in that.
I've seen him play Baseball numerous times in the Colt League, He's a fast Center Fielder with good power and speed. He has tools to play a good team like Alleghney, but could play for UPJ and be a really good baseball player.
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PeteRose101
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Re: tony strassier to be looked at by Allegany College maryl
terrible assumption to make this is 100% falseS Cube wrote:I haven't seen him on the ball field, but he was very impressive on the gridiron. He's big, 6'5", has nice hands, runs smooth routes. If he can improve his speed he could play at a high level as a reciever in college. He could definitely play D2 football, maybe D1 of he works hard with his speed and gets the right looks. He is just a soph so he has time to improve. Also was a pretty good punter...
Re: tony strassier to be looked at by Allegany College maryl
Any idea when the Boswell baseball tourney is? Haven't been able to hear any details, teams, dates, times, etc.
It ain't over until it's over.
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Summyset27
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Re: tony strassier to be looked at by Allegany College maryl
Tony is a division 1 baseball player, a high division 2 football player ( could with hard work play division 1 without a doubt, and a division 3 basketball player just because of athleticism. I got to talking with a well informed baseball instructor ( from E.R.A ) and tony's name came up when we started talking about fast outfielders like Deluca and Gallagher , he said Strasiser is a tad slower ( in the 6.6 60 yd dash range), but gets ridiculous jumps on the ball...... His brother is also a division 1 baseball prospect......good luck to both during the high school season, I hope Tony and max live up to their expectations, hopefully neither of them ever even get on this website



