Ten rounds, one more signee ...

JUNE 08, 2007

An update after 10 rounds: as expected, USF signee Efrain Nieves, a left-hander from Puerto Rico, was picked in the seventh round by the Milwaukee Brewers, so that's a third signee that's likely to opt for the pros. The good news for USF is that A.J. Regilo of Palm Beach has not been picked, making it more likely he'll choose the Bulls and work on improving his draft status for the 2010 draft.

I'm off to Cape Canaveral, so I'll be back late tonight or early Saturday to recap the rest of the draft and its impact on USF. Keep those comments and questions coming ...

Posted by Greg Auman at 11:33:12 am on June 08, 2007 | Permalink | Comments |

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