[rawlingsfan]

Haha! Your killing me, this will never end with you will it. You know apparently baseball has been so bad for so long in Knott County that they also have forgotten how to evaluate talent because most of the kids that transferred over to KCC this year wouldn't even be in the starting lineup for most of the top teams in the region, so I don't know how you can take that and run with it like you did, but in order for them knock off some of the top teams they are going to have to have more than what they have and more than what came over.

I believe that if any of the three individually transferred to a top team in the region they would start. It might be difficult to get ALL THREE in the line-up every day.

Potter, sophomore - would be in the pitching rotation for any team in the region, and could play any position in the outfield, ss, 3b, or 2b. He threw a no-hitter against PCC as a 7th grader. Coach King did a good job of taking care of his pitchers arms last season at JBS. Coach Hammonds, a great coach, was more old school, and when you schedule a tough schedule playing 5-6 games a week you have to be careful not to over pitch kids today. Before the 1990 season there was no pitching limit, not strange to have a 3 man rotation.

King, sophomore - would also be in the pitching rotation for any team in the region, and could play any position on the field. Nice left handed stick - imo, the best hitter in the JBS line-up a year ago.

Adams, freshman - has a lot of upside, can play middle infield and he caught when King pitched. I think he would be in the line-up of any of the top teams as well, depending on who was pitching for them that day.