http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2010/06/lsu-coach-discusses-zach-lee.html
Louisiana State head football coach Les Miles seems to think the Dodgers will not be signing their first-round pick Zach Leethis year. In a statement on the LSU football website, Miles said:</p>
"Zach wants to come to LSU, get a degree and play football and baseball for the Tigers. I met with Zach and his parents today and I think that they are looking at LSU as a great opportunity both academically and athletically. Zach is an outstanding student and he's excited about the college experience." </p>
Lee begins summer classes today, though the Dodgers technically have until the August 16th deadline to sign him. Dodgers assistant GM Logan White told Dylan Hernandez of the L.A. Times on Monday that he's cautiously optimistic about signing Lee and the team did not purposelyselect an unsignable player to save money. ESPN's Keith Law wrote recently that the "rumor of the day had the kid saying $6 million wouldn't get him signed."
not for 6 mil? dubmass. take the money kid. you either end up making even more playing pro ball for a living, or can come back to college, and even play football, in your mid 20s, as a millionaire.</p>
Louisiana State head football coach Les Miles seems to think the Dodgers will not be signing their first-round pick Zach Leethis year. In a statement on the LSU football website, Miles said:</p>
"Zach wants to come to LSU, get a degree and play football and baseball for the Tigers. I met with Zach and his parents today and I think that they are looking at LSU as a great opportunity both academically and athletically. Zach is an outstanding student and he's excited about the college experience." </p>
Lee begins summer classes today, though the Dodgers technically have until the August 16th deadline to sign him. Dodgers assistant GM Logan White told Dylan Hernandez of the L.A. Times on Monday that he's cautiously optimistic about signing Lee and the team did not purposelyselect an unsignable player to save money. ESPN's Keith Law wrote recently that the "rumor of the day had the kid saying $6 million wouldn't get him signed."
not for 6 mil? dubmass. take the money kid. you either end up making even more playing pro ball for a living, or can come back to college, and even play football, in your mid 20s, as a millionaire.</p>
