Feb. 11,
2013
Inside: With
Norfolk State's Cameron Day
Bethune-Cookman remains team to beat in MEAC
CollegeBaseballInsider.com
surveyed college coaches around the country to preview the 2013
college baseball season by sharing their thoughts on the teams
and players to watch in their conferences. CBI compiled their
answers to provide insight on the upcoming season.
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here for CBI Conference Previews
Today, we take a look at
the MEAC (seven of nine coaches responded).
No changes in membership from 2012
2012 division winners: Bethune-Cookman, Delaware
State
2012 tournament champion: Bethune-Cookman
The team to beat:
Bethune-Cookman
The
top starting pitchers: Jordan Elliott,
Delaware State (right); Kyle McGowin, Savannah State; Matt
McClain, Delaware State
The top closer:
Jordan Dailey, Bethune-Cookman
The pitcher you least want to face:
Jordan Elliott, Delaware State
The most underrated pitcher:
no player received more than one vote
The best defensive catcher:
Eddie Sorondo, Delaware State
The best catcher arm:
Eddie Sorondo, Delaware State
The best defensive infielder:
Dylan Drayton, NC Central
The best infield arm:
Luke Tendler, North Carolina A&T
The best defensive outfielder:
David Lee, Bethune-Cookman
The best outfield arm:
David Lee, Bethune-Cookman; Brandon Turner, Bethune-Cookman
The best pure hitters:
Cameron Day, Norfolk State; David Lee, Bethune-Cookman; Luis
Diaz, NC Central
The
biggest power threats: Anthony Stokes,
Bethune-Cookman (right); Ryan Haas, Delaware State; Luke Tendler,
North Carolina A&T
The hitter you least want to face:
Ryan Haas, Delaware State
The toughest hitter to strike out:
Todd Hagen, Savannah State; Troy Marrow, NC Central
The most underrated hitter:
JP Frey, Delaware State
The best baserunner:
Josh Johnson, Bethune-Cookman
The best game coach:
Jason Beverlin, Bethune-Cookman; Claudell Clark, Norfolk State;
Carlton Hardy, Savannah State
The assistant coach most ready for a
head-coaching job: Russ Steinhorn,
Delaware State
(photos courtesy of DSU & B-CU Media
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