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Georgetown Baseball 2008

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Yes, they will all be playing baseball for NKU.

 

Good Luck to all of them!

Matt Martin from Rowan Co. is a member of the G'town baseball team now...

From what I have heard , Coach Hagen is a great coach but very demanding, with very long practices, which are intense. Not much baseball money either at a expensive school which has pretty tough academics as well.

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From what I have heard , Coach Hagen is a great coach but very demanding, with very long practices, which are intense. Not much baseball money either at a expensive school which has pretty tough academics as well.

 

I can agree with most of that in that Hagen is a good Coach. However, some of the practice tactics are questionable at best. I have heard that Compton, Slusher and the Apro brothers were also interested in academic fields not offered at Georgetown. This kind of explains why they all transferred after 2 years. Many of the basic classes taken the first 2 years.

Slusher, Sawyers and Moore, all formerly of Georgetown via Beechwood High School are all now at NKU. No official word on Slusher's physical status.

 

Sawyer is at Louisville, so are the Apro brothers.

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