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		<title>Primetime Performers of the Week #2 (Feb. 22-28)</title>
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				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<!-- I got these buttons from simplesharebuttons.com --><div id="ssba"><a href="http://www.simplesharebuttons.com" target="_blank" class="ssba_tooptip" id="ssba_tooptip""><span>www.simplesharebuttons.com</span> </div><p><strong>Season&#8217;s First Full Week of Action Yields Numerous Clutch Performances<br />
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<p>CollegeBaseball360.com again has recognized a group of players from throughout the nation for their &#8220;primetime performances,&#8221; during the season&#8217;s first full week of play (Feb. 22-28). TCU sophomore leftfielder <strong>Jason Coats </strong>(Plano, Texas) has been named the Primetime Player of the Week while Tennessee sophomore lefthander <strong>Steven Gruver </strong>(Canfield, Ohio) is the CB360 Primetimer Pitcher of the Week. Coats and Gruver headline a Primetime Performer Honor Roll that includes 19 other players who delivered in the clutch during the past week of college baseball action.</p>
<p><em>Note – stats/highlights for each player have been added to the bottom of this release (additional headshots/action photos may be added, time permitting)</em></p>
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<p><strong>Coats </strong>(pictured) – led #10 TCU&#8217;s offense, as the Horned Frogs won 2-of-3 games (5-2/4-6/8-1) at #4 Cal State Fullerton. Coats factored into seven of TCU&#8217;s 17 runs in the series vs. the Titans, batting .571 (8-for-14) in the three games, with a pair of home runs, 6 RBI, 3 runs scored and a double. <strong>Gruver </strong>logged a dominating performance in the Vols&#8217; 9-2 win at #15 Oregon State, setting the tone for his team as they quickly bounced back from a tough 17-1 loss in the series opener. Gruver logged 7.0 shutout innings while striking out nine and allowing only three hits and one walk by the Oregon State hitters.</p>
<p>Similar to the weekly awards presented on sister site CollegeSoccer360.com, the CB360 Primetime Performer honors various players based on any/all of the following &#8220;primetime&#8221; criteria&#8230;not solely based on raw stats.</p>
<p><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Primetime Performer Award Criteria</span></strong><br />
• Must have been playing for or against a CB360 top-50 team (in the <a title="CB360 Composite National Rankings" href="http://collegebaseball360.com/2010/02/19/composite-national-rankings-cnr-1-from-cb360-feb-19/" target="_blank">Composite National Rankings</a>)  or performed a high level in a game that could be key to a team&#8217;s conference/NCAA postseason qualification.<br />
• Involved in clutch performances, such as late game-winning hits, noteworthy comebacks, game-changing plays, team leadership, etc.<br />
• Performing at a top level against a team rated highly nationally (or within its conference), with bonus consideration given for key performances away from home field and vs. traditional rivals.<br />
• Overcoming adversity or extreme circumstances (for the team and/or individual).<br />
• Any accomplishment that is rare, historic, record-setting, etc., on a national level.</p>
<p><em>Additional information and bio. data on the Primetime Performers, along with headshots and action photos, is being added to this release.</em></p>
<p>The other 19 members of the CB360 Primetime Performer Weekly Honor Roll include TCU sr. RHP<strong> Steven Maxwell </strong> (The Woodlands, Calif.) and two players from East Carolina – soph. 3B<strong> Corey Thompson</strong> (Apex, N.C.) and jr. RHP <strong>Brad Mincey </strong>(Wilmington, N.C.) – along with the following clutch players: Eastern Michigan jr. RHP<strong> Corey Chaffins</strong> (New London, Ohio), N.C. State fr. 1B <strong> </strong><strong> </strong><strong> Danny Canela </strong> (Miami, Fla.), CS Northridge jr. 3B<strong> </strong><strong> Justin DeMarco</strong> (Huntington Beach, Calif.), Maine fr. RHP<strong> Jeffrey Gibbs</strong> (Toronto, Ont.), Coastal Carolina sr. catcher   <strong>Jose Iglesias</strong> (Miami, Fla.), Texas so. RHP <strong>Taylor Jungmann </strong> (Temple, Texa), UCLA jr. RF<strong> Brett Krill </strong> (Laguna Nigel, Calif.), sr. RHP<strong> Lenny Linsky</strong> (Palos Verdes, Calif.), jr. 3B<strong> Bobby Loveless </strong> (Friendswood, Texas), Texas Arlington sr. RHP  <strong>Jason Mitchell</strong> (Phoenix, Ariz.), Lamar sr. CF <strong>Anthony Moore </strong> (Cedar Hills, Texas), San Diego State jr. RHP<strong> Addison Reed </strong>(Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.), Cincinnati sr. RHP <strong> Brian Sand </strong>(Cincinnati, Ohio) , Manhattan jr. 1B<strong> Austin Sheffield </strong>(Augusta, Ga.), Le Moyne fr. 2B  <strong>Zach Wiley</strong> (Toluca Woods, Calif.) and San Francisco jr. 3B  <strong>Stephen Yarrow</strong> (South Lake Tahoe, Calif.).</p>
<p>The 21 honorees include 10 pitchers (nine of them RHPs), four third baseman, two first baseman, a catcher, second baseman and one outfielder from each spot (LF-CF-RF). The selections feature eight juniors, six seniors, four sophomores and three freshmen – with a whopping eight of the honorees hailing from California, plus four from Texas, three from Ohio, two each from Florida and North Carolina, and one from both Georgia and Ontario.</p>
<h3><em><strong> </strong></em><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Primetime Performer Weekly Honor Roll (Feb. 22-28)</strong></span><em><br />
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<p><em>(presented by CollegeBaseball360.com)</em></p>
<p><em><strong>&#8220;It&#8217;s not so much what you do, as it is when you do it.&#8221;<br />
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<p><em><strong>Player			(Pos.) &#8230;	School		&#8230; Yr.,	Ht./Wt.		&#8230; Hometown	&#8230; Stats &amp; Notes</strong></em><strong><br />
Danny Canela </strong> (1B) &#8230; North Carolina State &#8230; Fr. &#8230; Miami, FL)<em><br />
&#8230; opened scoring with early 2B/R, then 2-run tying double in 10th vs. #5 UC Irvine (5-2/10)</em><strong><br />
Corey Chaffins</strong> RHP) &#8230; (Eastern Michigan &#8230; Jr. &#8230; New London, OH) <em><br />
&#8230; beat #27 Kansas (3-1) while pitching in big-league Metrodome (7.0 IP, R, 3 H, 3 BB, 8 K)</em><strong><br />
*Jason Coats </strong>(LF) &#8230; Texas Christian &#8230; So. &#8230; Plano, TX)<em><br />
&#8230; led offense to series win (5-2/4-6/8-1) at #4 Cal State Fullerton (8-for-14, 6 RBI, 3 R, 2 HR, 2B)</em><strong><br />
Justin DeMarco</strong> (3B) &#8230; Cal State Northridge &#8230; Jr. &#8230; Huntington Beach, CA)<em><br />
&#8230; helped post 7-1 win at #22 San Diego and sweep of  #37 Pepperdine (game-ending/near-darkness hit in 12-inn. 3-2 win; 7-6 road win), batting 5-for-12 (2 RBI, 3 R, 3 BB, 2B, SB)</em><strong><br />
Jeffrey Gibbs</strong> (RHP) &#8230; Maine &#8230; Fr. &#8230; Toronto, ONT)<em><br />
&#8230; rose to the challenge in 5-3 win at #12 North Carolina (5.1 IP, 2 R, 3 H, 3 BB, 7 K)</em><strong><br />
*Steven Gruver </strong> (LHP) &#8230; Tennessee &#8230; So. &#8230; Canfield, OH)<em><br />
&#8230; logged 7.0 shutout innings in 9-2 win t #15 Oregon State (3 H, BB, 9K)</em><strong><br />
Jose Iglesias</strong> (C) &#8230; Coastal Carolina &#8230; Sr. &#8230; Miami, FL)<em><br />
&#8230; hit 6-for-8 with 5 RBI in DH sweep (7-3/13-6) vs. #5 Irvine&#8217;s top starters (2 R, 2 2B, BB)</em><strong><br />
Taylor Jungmann </strong> (RHP) &#8230; Texas &#8230; So. &#8230; Temple, TX)<br />
<em>&#8230; his 7.0 shutout innings in game-1 (6-0) set tone for series sweep of #20 Stanford (4 H, 4 BB, 10 K)</em><strong><br />
Brett Krill </strong> (RF) &#8230; UCLA &#8230; Jr. &#8230; Laguna Nigel, CA)<em><br />
&#8230; hit 6-13 with 5 RBI/5R/4 2B) vs. #36 Long Beach (10-1), #33 Vanderbilt (9-2) &amp; USC (6-1)</em><strong><br />
Lenny Linsky</strong> (RHP) &#8230; Hawaii &#8230; Sr. &#8230; Palos Verdes, CA)<em><br />
&#8230; saved three straight games vs. #30 Oregon (4-3/2-1/5-2), totaling 5.1 shutout innings (H, 5 K)</em><strong><br />
Bobby Loveless </strong> (3B) &#8230; Stephen F. Austin &#8230; Jr. &#8230; Friendswood, TX)<em><br />
&#8230; 3-run HR capped 7-run t-3rd and provided final margin, in 7-6 win at #29 Texas A&amp;M</em><strong><br />
Steven Maxwell </strong> (RHP) &#8230; TCU &#8230; Sr. &#8230; The Woodlands, CA)<em><br />
&#8230; won 5-2 opener during series win at #4 CS Fullerton (6.1 IP, R, 2 H, 3 BB, 2 K)</em><strong><br />
Brad Mincey</strong> (RHP) &#8230; East Carolina &#8230; Jr. &#8230; Wilmington, NC)<em><br />
&#8230; delivered 7.2 strong innings to win series clincher vs. #19 South Carolina (UER, 3 H, 3 BB, 5 K)</em><strong><br />
Jason Mitchell</strong> (RHP) &#8230; Texas Arlington &#8230; Sr. &#8230; Phoenix, AZ)<em><br />
&#8230; set Southland Conference record with 18 Ks while logging 8.2 no-hit innings, during team&#8217;s 14-inning win over Missouri Valley Conference co-favorite Missouri State (1-0; ended with 9.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB)</em><strong><br />
Anthony Moore </strong> (CF) &#8230; Lamar &#8230; Sr. &#8230; Cedar Hills, TX)<em><br />
&#8230; doubled in 1st inning and tripled in 2nd, while scoring 3 runs to help win at #17 Rice (2-for-4 ,BB)</em><strong><br />
Addison Reed </strong>(RHP) &#8230; San Diego State &#8230; Jr. &#8230; Rancho Cucamonga, CA)<em><br />
&#8230; converted closer set tone with 11-K CG in 5-2 opener of series win vs. rival #22 San Diego (4 H, BB)</em><strong><br />
Brian Sand </strong>(RHP) &#8230; Cincinnati &#8230; Sr. &#8230; Cincinnati, OH)<em><br />
&#8230; answered call with 5.0 scoreless/no-hit relief innings, in 12-4 win vs. #25 Ohio St. (BB, HB, K)</em><strong><br />
Austin Sheffield </strong>(1B) &#8230; Manhattan &#8230; Jr. &#8230; Augusta, GA)<br />
<em>&#8230; delivered several key hits in 12-7 upset win at #13 Miami (3-for-5, 3 RBI, R, 3 2B, BB)</em><strong><br />
Corey Thompson</strong> (3B) &#8230; (East Carolina &#8230; So. &#8230; Apex, NC)<br />
<em>&#8230; supplied 5 clutch RBI during series win (2-6/4-3/4-2) vs. #19 South Carolina (4-for-12, R, HR)</em><strong><br />
Zach Wiley</strong> (2B) &#8230; Le Moyne &#8230; Fr. &#8230; Toluca Woods, CA)<br />
<em>&#8230; reached 7 times &amp; factored into 5R in two wins (6-2/3-10/12-11) at #26 So-Miss (2BI-4R-HR-4BB)</em><strong><br />
Stephen Yarrow</strong> (3B) &#8230; San Francisco &#8230; Jr. &#8230; South Lake Tahoe, CA)<br />
<em>&#8230; smacked 2 HR as Dons took series (5-0/3-7/11-5) at #40 Cal Poly (6-10, 4 RBI, 3 R, 2B, 3 BB)</em><br />
* – <strong>Coats</strong> is the CB360 Primetime Player of the Week and <strong>Gruver </strong>the Primetime Pitcher of the Week</p>
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