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Here are the weekend stats for the nation's top college players, listed alphabetically by school, as collected by collegesplits.com. An asterisk denotes a player is a draft-eligible underclassman. You can follow College Splits on Twitter too, @collegesplits

SCHOOL	PLAYER, POS	YR.	AB	R	H	BI	BI	Notes
Alabama	Ross Wilson, 2b/ss	Jr.	15	5	7	10	.356	2B (2); 3 HR (3)
Alabama	Jake Smith, 3b/rhp	Sr.	11	3	2	1	.256	2B (3)
Arkansas	Brett Eibner, rhp/of	Jr.	10	1	2	1	.282	2B (3)
Arkansas	Zack Cox, 3b/rhp	*So.	14	4	7	3	.410	2B (2)
Auburn	Hunter Morris, 1b/of	Jr.	13	4	5	6	.415	2 HR (4)
Ball State	Kolbrin Vitek, 3b/rhp	Jr.	8	1	5	3	.418	2 2B (6)
Boston College	Mickey Wiswall, 3b/1b	Jr.	13	1	0	0	.288
Cal State Fullerton	Christian Colon, ss	Jr.	12	4	6	1	.268	2 2B (3); 2 SB (5)
Cal State Fullerton	Gary Brown, of/3b	Jr.	13	4	6	1	.460	2B (6); 3B (4); SB (8)
Southern Nevada	Bryce Harper, c/of	Fr.	9	4	4	2	.413	2B (11), 2 HR (8), SB (6)
East Carolina	Kyle Roller, 1b	Sr.	8	2	4	4	.267	2B (4); HR (3)
Florida	Matt den Dekker, of	Sr.	13	5	3	2	.381	3B (2); HR (1)
Florida	Preston Tucker, 1b	So.	14	3	6	6	.385	2 2B (4)
Florida	Austin Maddox, c	Fr.	13	4	6	0	.383	2B (4)
Florida State	Tyler Holt, of	Jr.	13	3	3	3	.327	2 2B (5); HR (2)
Georgia	Zach Cone, of	So.	12	3	5	7	.381	SB (4)
Georgia Tech	Derek Dietrich, ss/3b	Jr.	12	2	2	3	.319	2B (4); 3B (1); SB (3)
Jacksonville State	Todd Cunningham, of	Jr.	10	3	2	2	.328	2 SB (2)
Long Beach State	Joey Terdoslavich, 1b	*So.	12	2	7	4	.275	2 2B (3)
Louisiana State	Blake Dean, 1b/of	Sr.	10	3	6	5	.424	2B (6); 2 HR (4)
Louisiana State	Leon Landry, of	Jr.	12	2	4	3	.396	HR (1); SB (7)
Louisiana State	Micah Gibbs, c	Jr.	10	1	1	2	.385	SB (2)
Louisiana Tech	Devon Dageford, of	Sr.	18	7	6	3	.317	2 2B (5); HR (3); SB (2)
Miami	Yasmani Grandal, c	Jr.	11	4	7	3	.392	3 2B (7); HR (1)
Miami	Stephen Perez, ss	Fr.	9	1	1	1	.250
Mid. Tenn. St.	Bryce Brentz, of/rhp	Jr.	11	2	3	3	.369	HR (6)
Minnesota	Michael Kvasnicka, c/of	Jr.	17	1	6	2	.340	2 2B (7); SB (1)
Mississippi State	Connor Powers, 1b	Sr.	17	2	7	4	.400	3 2B (3); HR (7)
North Carolina	Brian Goodwin, of	Fr.	13	5	7	7	.345	2B (2); HR (3)
Ohio	Gauntlett Eldemire, of	Jr.	10	1	4	0	.431	SB (4)
Rice	Rick Hague, ss	Jr.	11	7	6	6	.266	2 2B (3); HR (3)
Rice	Steven Sultzbaugh, of	Sr.	15	4	5	1	.294
Rice	Diego Seastrunk, c	Sr.	1	0	0	0	.375
Rice	Anthony Rendon, 3b	So.	8	6	6	10	.362	3 HR (6); 2 SB (3)
South Carolina	Jackie Bradley, of	So.	6	0	3	1	.448	SB (3)
Tenneseee	Blake Forsythe, c	Jr.	8	2	1	2	.235
Texas	Cameron Rupp, c	Jr.	15	1	0	1	.269
Texas A&M	Brodie Greene, of	Sr.	12	3	5	4	.444	2 HR (2)
Texas-Arlington	Michael Choice, of	Jr.	10	3	3	1	.358
Tulane	Rob Segedin, 3b/rhp	*So.	15	5	6	2	.406	2 2B (11); HR (2)
Virginia	Jarrett Parker, of	Jr.	12	2	3	1	.328	2 SB (3)
Virginia	Tyler Cannon, ss	Sr.	13	3	5	1	.382	2B (7)
Virginia Tech	Austin Wates, of	Jr.	12	0	3	3	.476	2B (4); SB (4)
West Virginia	Jedd Gyorko, 2b/3b	Jr.	11	3	6	5	.375	2 2B (6); 2 HR (4)

SCHOOL	PLAYER, POS	YR.	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	ERA	Notes
Arizona State	Jake Barrett	Fr.	2	2	1	1	0	4	2.25	W (1-0)
Arkansas	Brett Eibner	Jr.	3.2	6	1	0	0	2	1.23
Arkansas	Mike Bolsinger	Sr.	5.1	8	6	5	2	4	3.38
Ark.-Little Rock	Adam Champion	Sr.	9	6	3	3	1	7	2.25	L (2-1)
Ball State	Kolbrin Vitek	Jr.	4.1	5	5	5	2	2	5.71	L (0-2)
Baylor	Brooks Pinckard	*So.	1	1	0	0	1	0	0.00	SV (5)
California	Dixon Anderson	*So.	5	5	2	2	5	4	4.12
Duke	Chris Manno	Sr.	1.2	3	1	0	3	1	0.00	W (1-0)
Fla. Gulf Coast	Chris Sale	Jr.	5	7	2	2	1	5	2.00	W (1-0)
Florida Southern	Daniel Tillman	Jr.	2	0	0	0	3	4	1.50
Georgia	Justin Grimm	Jr.	2	1	2	1	2	1	5.40
Georgia	Alex McRee	Sr.	2	0	0	0	1	3	6.43
Georgia	Jeff Walters	Sr.	5	11	7	7	1	6	8.83
Georgia	Michael Palazzone	*So.	5	8	3	2	0	4	7.85	W (3-1)
Georgia Tech	Deck McGuire	Jr.	9	3	1	1	2	8	0.87	W (3-0)
Georgia Tech	Kevin Jacob	Jr.	1	0	0	0	1	0	6.14
Georgia Tech	Brandon Cumpton	Jr.	4	10	5	5	0	3	4.71
Gonzaga	Ryan Carpenter	So.	5	8	4	3	3	5	6.56
James Madison	Kevin Munson	Jr.	2.2	1	1	1	0	6	0.82	SV (3)
Kentucky	Alex Meyer	So.	5	4	1	1	4	4	7.29	W (3-2)
Loyola Marymount	Martin Viramontes	*So.	3.2	7	7	2	4	3	6.75	L (0-3)
Minnesota	Seth Rosin	Jr.	7.1	4	1	1	0	12	2.53	W (1-1)
Mississippi	Drew Pomeranz	Jr.	6.1	3	1	1	3	12	1.54
Mississippi	Aaron Barrett	Sr.	6.2	6	3	3	4	9	1.80	W (4-0)
Missouri	Nick Tepesch	Jr.	1	2	1	1	0	0	7.27
North Carolina	Matt Harvey	Jr.	5	7	6	3	4	3	2.52	W (3-0)
Ohio State	Alex Wimmers	Jr.	8	3	0	0	5	10	2.84	W (3-0)
Oklahoma State	Tyler Lyons	Sr.	9	10	3	3	0	8	1.90	W (1-0)
Oregon State	Kevin Rhoderick	Jr.	0.2	1	0	0	0	0	4.15
Sam Houston St.	Dallas Gallant	Jr.	6	9	9	8	5	3	5.88	L (0-3)
San Diego	Kyle Blair	Jr.	4.1	6	4	3	0	4	4.15	L (1-1)
San Diego	Matt Thomson	Sr.	2	2	1	1	2	4	2.92
San Diego	A.J. Griffin	Sr.	5	5	3	3	1	4	7.52	W (2-3)
San Diego	Sammy Solis	*So.	7	3	2	0	4	7	2.01	W (3-1)
South Carolina	Sam Dyson	Jr.	4	7	6	6	0	4	6.23
USC	Andrew Triggs	*So.	6.1	4	4	0	3	5	3.12	L (1-1)
Tennessee	Bryan Morgado	Jr.	7	1	0	0	3	9	5.16	W (2-1)
Texas	Brandon Workman	Jr.	6.2	7	2	2	2	8	2.81	W (2-1)
Texas	Taylor Jungmann	So.	7.1	5	1	1	1	17	0.93
Texas A&M	Barret Loux	Jr.	5.1	5	2	0	2	11	0.81
TCU	Matt Purke	Fr.	9	4	1	1	0	8	3.74	W (2-0)
Texas Tech	Chad Bettis	Jr.	7	7	7	2	2	10	4.34	L (2-2)
UC Irvine	Daniel Bibona	Sr.	8	2	1	0	1	10	2.79
UCLA	Rob Rasmussen	Jr.	6	4	1	1	3	7	2.79	W (1-0)
UCLA	Gerrit Cole	So.	7.2	5	2	1	2	15	2.10	W (4-0)
Vanderbilt	Drew Hayes	Sr.	1.2	0	0	0	0	3	2.61	W (1-0)
Vanderbilt	Sonny Gray	So.	8	6	3	3	3	5	2.96	W (3-1)
Vanderbilt	Jack Armstrong	So.	6.2	4	1	1	3	4	3.72	W (2-0)
Virginia Tech	Jesse Hahn	Jr.	7.1	2	3	0	3	9	0.86	W (3-0)
Virginia Tech	Mathew Price	*So.	8	8	4	4	2	6	6.30	W (1-1)
Wichita State	Jordan Cooper	*So.	6.1	6	3	1	4	4	1.77

How do you have a list like this and not include either of the Pepperdine draft-eligible studs, Cook and Bywater? Are they not prospects?

Posted by Mack | March 15, 2010 at 12:02 pm | Shortcut

How is Danny Hultzen not a draft prospect?

Posted by Billy | March 15, 2010 at 12:05 pm | Shortcut

Mack – Cook is generally included in the lists. However, he pitched on Thursday and the stats are automatically pulled for games Friday through Sunday.
Billy – We included a few sophomores on the list (all the draft-eligible standouts plus a few of the top guys for next year), but Hultzen just missed the cut.

Posted by Conor Glassey | March 15, 2010 at 4:22 pm | Shortcut

Saw Adam Champion pitch at ular good pitcher tall lefty. Also Garrett Graziano pitched he looks like he will be good to sat next to a scout he liked both pitchers. I think Adam is a sr. and Garrett a JR.

Posted by alan wright | March 15, 2010 at 8:00 pm | Shortcut

You left off Nick Pepitone from Tulane who is a Junior RHP who had a win Friday night
and a save Saturday in game one of a doubleheader.
3.2 IP 1H 1BB 0Runs 0ER 3K Season 2-0 2.89 WHIP .98

Posted by Jody Pepitone | March 16, 2010 at 8:32 am | Shortcut

Both Jessie Hahn (VTech) & Matt Harvey (UNC) are potential 1st rounders this year. If this were to happen, have two H.S. team mates ever been drafted in the 1st round of the same draft before?

Posted by AC | March 19, 2010 at 1:40 pm | Shortcut

Yes, most recently Matt Dominguez and Mike Moustakas of Chatsworth (Calif.) High in 2007.

Posted by Nathan Rode | March 19, 2010 at 1:50 pm | Shortcut

Hultzen *just missed the cut*? He's a known back of first round caliber talent for 2011 and is now sporting a WHIP of .588 and a 43-4 K-BB (for old schoolers he's 4-1 with a 1.06 ERA). Rather than say he *just missed* (he's pitched at a superior level since inning one this season), why not just admit that you goofed and give the kid his due? Not to harp on the failings of the list (you guys get way more right than wrong) but you also whiffed on Kyle Parker, who has started hot and is only getting hotter. Churchill has been giving him coverage for the last couple of weeks, and if it weren't for the QB job in the fall and the doubts that casts, Parker would be making a compelling case for best college position player in a somewhat weak year. At the very least he has to now be considered a Round One talent, which he needs to be if he's going to forgo football.

Posted by Blackie | March 22, 2010 at 10:39 am | Shortcut

Blackie – We had to draw a line somewhere, so there aren't a lot of sophomores listed: it's basically the draft-eligible guys and then the top 10 regular sophomores. So, yes, Hultzen just missed. That doesn't take anything away from what he's doing this season.

Posted by Conor Glassey | March 22, 2010 at 11:52 am | Shortcut

That's fine, Conor, but why draw a line that excludes Hultzen but includes Ryan Carpenter? Or Austin Maddox whose gaudy batting average and power numbers are masking an unsightly 13-1 K-BB? And that doesn't explain why Hultzen was excluded on the 3/22 report after his dominant start last Friday. I'd understand if he was just some crafty college senior, but the guy is a bonafide Day One prospect…

Posted by Blackie | March 22, 2010 at 1:26 pm | Shortcut

Re-reading your reply I'm even more confused. WHo are the ten (or more?) sophomores better than Hultzen. A consider that a solid case could be made that he's one of the top ten pitchers in college at the moment performance-wise.

Posted by Blackie | March 22, 2010 at 1:29 pm | Shortcut

Blackie – if you want to know who the 10 sophomores ahead of Hultzen are, all you have to do is count them.

Posted by Conor Glassey | March 22, 2010 at 1:48 pm | Shortcut

Oh, I did. Cole, Rendon and Jungmann are the only sophs clearly ahead of everyone in their class, so everyone after that is a choice. Again, not my fault that you guys chose Cone, Carpenter and Meyer to name three. But hey, tell me it's free again. That always makes me feel better. I mean, why should you have to defend your choices, right? It's only your job.

Posted by Blackie | March 22, 2010 at 5:09 pm | Shortcut

I used the Top 50 By Class list to pick who to include and who had to be left off. The 10 sophomores that show up in these lists are all listed above Hultzen.

Posted by Conor Glassey | March 22, 2010 at 9:05 pm | Shortcut

Yeah, I did the math. It's the only way I could figure that Carpenter made it on there at all. It was wishcasting on the pre-season class lists too. Oh well. Slainte.

Posted by Blackie | March 23, 2010 at 6:44 pm | Shortcut