College is not always for everyone, I have many friends that are choosing to stay behind and just put their heads down and work. I want something better than that. I want the whole entire feeling of college and being independent while getting to go to school. Baseball is a privilege especially in college, school will always come first. You can't play if you don't have discipline in the classroom to keep up good grades. this is where I feel like I can benefit a lot of teams. I will work on and off the field for the team that I play for that many kids may slack off and allow to much room for error. Once school is set straight I am ready to grind day in and day out on the field for any coach. This attention to detail that I have also gives me an advantage to others on the field, I take my time with things but in doing so I perfect what I am doing fundamentally to make sure I can do it right in a high pressure situation. I've been playing against older and better competition since I was eight. When I first came to varsity baseball nothing was handed to me. Everything I did I earned, and because I have always played against better competition I thrived. Thus, giving me respect from teammates. Being able to get along with kids I've never really met, working hard to get to where I am, on and off the field is what makes me different from every other ball player.
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