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Class Key: J1 - Junior College, 1st year
J2 - Junior College, 2nd year
J3 - Junior College, 3rd year DO - Dropout
NS - No School
HS - High School
SO - College sophomore JR - College junior
SR - College senior
5S - College, 5th year senior
Comments: Wilson red-shirted in 2008, his first season at A&M after coming over from Winthrop, following Tommy John surgery. If early starts were any indication, he seemed to be all the way back with an array of above-average pitches. He goes right after hitters and while he's a little maximum effort with his delivery, he maintains it deep into starts. He's the kind of college starter who could sneak up on people come Draft time. Enhanced Scouting Report
1478
Williams, Alan
Meridian CC
LHP
L/L
6'02"
195
1990-03-05
J1
1303
Williams, Tyler
Chaparral HS (AZ)
3B
R/R
6'02"
205
1991-01-05
HS
964
Williams, Reggie
Brooks-DeBartolo Collegiate HS (FL)
CF
S/R
6'04"
190
1989-09-15
HS
876
Williams, Jacob
Brophy Jesuit Prep School (AZ)
1B
S/L
6'02"
190
1991-01-02
HS
560
Williams, Matthew
Duke U
C
R/R
5'11"
220
1987-02-23
SR
463
Williams, Dane
Archbishop McCarthy HS (FL)
RHP
R/R
6'06"
1991-03-28
HS
341
Williams, David
Crowder Col
C
R/R
6'00"
190
1989-03-13
J2
52
Williams, Everett
McCallum HS (TX)
CF
L/R
5'10"
200
1990-10-01
HS
Comments: Williams is a toolsy high school outfielder with some polish to his game. He's got excellent speed, but he's not a burner. He uses his speed well to play a good defensive center field and overall has enough skills to be an everyday guy at the next level. The one question, and it's a big one, is if he'll hit enough at the next level. Those who think he will might take a chance in June; those who aren't sure won't be as enamored because he doesn't have that blazing speed Enhanced Scouting Report
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