He was the sophomore state player of the year, but you would never know it. Scott won't talk about his personal achievements. I started playing ball when I was 8 like any other kid, and for some reason I could always just hit. But he has put in countless hours of work into developing his game. However, he has also worked very hard on his defense.
Some big hitters leave defense to the birds and instead focus on going deep as often as possible.
But not Scott. So far it's worked out well. It's been a great experience and now he wants to sign, and we will be supportive of his decision. Should Scott decide to forgo his senior season to play professionally, there will be few to question his decision. He has had a highly successful college career but wants to pursue a childhood dream.