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Message: [QUOTE="UCCornelius, post: 2529245, member: 6491"] [B]Perfect Game Preseason Baseball Rankings 26-40 26[/B] UCF [B]27[/B] Southern Miss [B]28[/B] Auburn [B]29[/B] West Virginia [B]30[/B] Vanderbilt [B]31[/B] Virginia [B]32[/B] Dallas Baptist [B]33[/B] South Florida [B]34[/B] Louisiana [B]35[/B] Missouri State [B]36[/B] South Carolina [B]37[/B] Arizona [B]38[/B] UConn [B]39[/B] South Alabama [B]40[/B] Cal Poly [B]38. Connecticut Head Coach:[/B] Jim Penders [B]Conference:[/B] American Athletic [B]2017 Record:[/B] 33-25 (14-10 American) [B]2017 Finish:[/B] Did not play in postseason UConn has some interesting talent scattered across their roster, with a pair of promising starters and two key pieces up the middle on defense. The weekend staff has three lefthanders, the first two of which are highly-touted prospects for both this year’s draft and next. Tim Cate will go Fridays, with very good command of a fastball/curveball 1-2 punch, and his curveball is one of the single best pitches available in this year’s draft class. Sophomore Mason Feole will go on Saturdays, armed with a 1-2 punch on his own that includes a changeup. The third lefty is Chase Gardner, a 6-foot-6, 240-pound transfer that went 7-1 with a 2.56 ERA in 14 starts at Marin last spring. P.J. Poulin, who made 19 appearances a year ago, including five starts, is expected to be the team’s closer this year. Shortstop Anthony Prato and catcher Zac Susi are the top returning position players for the Huskies, and the coaching staff is predicting a big season out of Susi after he stood out on the Cape last summer. The team has returning players at nearly every position other than third base, a position previously occupied by three-year starter Willie Yahn. [/QUOTE]

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