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I'm continuing the trend. I'm going to give someone else a shot at the one player game. First poster wins.

I win!

Yay!

Alright, player information, please.

Name:
Number:
Bio:
Looks:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:

Wait...I believe I specifically called the next one, like, 3 months ago in Counting to Ten Thousand/One Million.

Name: Mike Hill
B/T: L/L
Position: RF/LF
Number: 35
Bio: Mike comes from a relatively average background, growing up in a middle class family in a middle class neighborhood. Through high school, he played both baseball and hockey, and was offered scholarships for both sports, but decided to go with baseball. As a result of his hockey background, he is very aggressive in his play and is a very hard worker, but can sometimes lose his cool and his temper must be kept under control at times. After his junior year of college at Georgia Tech, he entered the MLB draft shortly before his 21st birthday.
Looks: Kind of a scruffy look, brown hair, about 6' and 200 pounds.
Strengths: Arm strength and right-handed pitchers
Weaknesses: Left-handed pitchers

Here's the quote.

Oh... uh.... *runs away*

d-tigers: Thanks for giving up your spot!

Name: Peter Smith
Number: 14
Bio: Peter is a pitcher who lives in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He is socially awkward but very smart. His best friend is Pete Grossman who he went to high school with. (Pete is a amazing hitter. He is a first baseman with no speed. You may insert him in the story if you want.)
Looks: Tall and somewhat skinny. Short, light brown hair. Blue eyes.
Strengths: Breaking balls
Weaknesses: Fastball, control

Other facts:

He bats LEFT but throws RIGHT.
His second position (if you wish) is 2B.
He is a terrible hitter but a decent fielder.

Of the Basic Types he can throw a SLD, CB, CHG, and SNK. SIFB is fine also.

Paul should do both.

Agent P, I said I wanted to give someone who hasn't got a player going a shot, but of it's okay with you, dtigers, I'll do both.

Also I was planning on having the guy enter college at the beginning so everything about your bio was good except the end. Anyway, first update next.

Please use Indiana University for my college!

Also, you may want to use separate threads for these. Unless you're planning on the same college (in that case anywhere but Purdue or Texas A&M)

If you're including my guy, you can put him at IU as well.

And thanks!

Okay fine. This one is Dtigers' and I'll make another for you.

D-tigers first update

I was blasting punk rock music in my room one Saturday morning in early June. My dad walked in.
"Would it kill you to turn it down?" he asked

I obliged.

"Thank you" he said. "Now, you have quite a few offers around the country."
"Tell me something I don't know" I replied.
"Don't get cocky, now. Anyway here are the offers" he said.
LSU
Stanford
Texas
Saint Joseph's
Georgia Tech
Penn
Jacksonville State

My mom walked in.
"Go to Penn! That would be great!" she exclaimed.
"Really, mom? Penn?" I said.
I then told my parents I would take a look and they left me to my stereo playing my punk rock mix


Choices!
LSU: Big school. Far from home. Good baseball program. Won't play much until Junior year.
Stanford: Far from home. Big academics. Decent baseball program. Won't play until Sophmore
Texas: Big school. Far from home. Good baseball program. Won't play until Junior.
Saint Joes: Small school. Far from home. Okay baseball program, but small. Most likely play as a Freshman.
Georgia Tech: Big school. Far from home. Good baseball program. Will play as Sophmore.
Penn: Small school. Far from home. Ivy league. Weak baseball program. Will star as freshman. Moms love Ivy leaguers.
Jacksonville State: Who?
Other option: Stay close to home and try to walk on at baseball team.

I think I'll go with Stanford.

Stanford it is. I'll update it soon as I can.