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Ricky Gutierrez?

Discussion in 'UConn Olympic Sports' started by johnhuskies95, Jul 28, 2012.



  1. johnhuskies95 Popular Poster

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    Any chance that he could play baseball for UConn next year? He's a receiver on the football team but he was drafted this past year by the Red Sox. His dad also played for the Red Sox.

    If Pasqualoni let him play I think he would help a fair amount, but he would miss all of spring practice.
  2. huskymedic Popular Poster

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    I thought he was drafted by the Nats (in like the last round or two)?.

    Playing baseball would sure be a bonus but not sure it will happen. Tough for a frosh
    wide receiver to miss the whole spring camp - no?
  3. johnhuskies95 Popular Poster

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    He was drafted by the Nationals. I messed up and misread his bio.
  4. huskyblooz Popular Poster

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    He'll redshirt this season in football. He only weighs 162!
  5. metsfan2323 Popular Poster

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    It would actually be very surprising if he didn't want to play baseball. He was good enough to be drafted in the sport, it would not make sense to walk away from that. I would expect him on the baseball field.
  6. johnhuskies95 Popular Poster

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    A lot of players are drafted in baseball but choose to not play in college because of another sport.
  7. Yonick Popular Poster

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    I believe PP doesn't allow football scolie players to participate in other sports.
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