What’s In This Issue?
• Why Do Parents Attack Coaches? If coaching a team isn’t difficult enough, parents can up the ante when it comes to ratcheting up the pressure.
• Cory Hahn of Arizona State graduates on time after being paralyzed from the chest down after sliding head first into second base during his freshman year.
• Legendary “Shoe” Nelson builds a powerhouse program at Spanish Fork HS, Utah.
• Tommy John surgeries up 10-fold in last decade.
• Coaches suspended after multiple ejections.
• Editorial: Elbow surgeries are an alarming epidemic facing young pitchers.
• Special column: Parents don’t have to be coach’s enemy.
• Ruleball With Rich Marazzi: When catcher’s interference called, play is alive.
• Collegiate Baseball’s National High School Poll: Lambert HS, GA is No. 1 with 28-0 record.
• High School Notes: Buster Kelso of Christian Brothers HS, Tenn. is now winningest coach in Tennessee history.
• NAIA Notes: Chad Ellingson throws 179 pitches over 15 innings during 1-0 victory for Presentation College.
• Junior College Notes: New Mexico Military Inst. hitters belt 4 consecutive homers in game against Phillips.
• NCAA Division I Notes: Long Beach State’s Josh Frye hasn’t allowed a run in 25 consecutive innings.
• NCAA Division 3 Notes: Montclair State’s Norm Schoenig will retire after amazing career
• NCAA Division 2 Notes: Will Tampa go wire-to-wire with No. 1 ranking?
• Charlie Greene Instructional Clinic: Players must be prepared for anything in baseball.
• Q&A: Mike Gillespie, Hall of Fame head coach at U.C. Irvine, explains unique strategies he uses in games, including steal of home and utilizing 5 infielders.
• Tom Kovic: With colleges so expensive, financial aid is hot topic.
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