Draft Prospect: - RHP Hudson Randall

      Hudson Randall

4-4-11: - http://bullpenbanter.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=405:college-baseball-weekend-07-observations&catid=18:articles&Itemid=11 - Tall, thin waist, thin thighs, some projection left  Repeats his delivery well and delivers with from an overhand arm slot  Fastball has some late sink, but lacks premium velocity  Straight change with similar movement as the fastball  Slow curve ball has consistent 12-6 break; big breaking but isn't overly sharp  Slider has 12-7 movement  Pounds strike zone and induces plenty of weak contact  Commanded all of his pitches well throughout the outing  Stuff is more conducive to ground ball contact than missing bats  Relied on locating his pitches to spots where batters could do little with the pitch  Extremely efficient outing

7-8-10 from: - http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/college/awards/freshman-all-america-team/2010/2610312.html  - named to first team 2010 College Freshman team - (W L ERA G SV IP H BB SO BAA) - SP Hudson Randall, Florida 8 4 3.24 20 0 97 102 21 69 .268


7-10-10 from: - http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/baseball/news?slug=kr-freshmanaa070910  – Yahoo all freshman team - SP Hudson Randall - School: Florida - Ht.: 6-3, Wt.: 180 - Hometown.: Atlanta - High school: Dunwoody - Randall might not have had a solid start in Omaha, but he had a great first season. He had a 3.24 ERA in 97 1/3 innings. He also struck out 69 and walked 21 and limited opposing teams to just a .268 batting average.

Ranked #79 in the 2012 Prospects List compiled by the All-American Athletic Foundation http://allamericanfoundation.pointstreaksites.com/view/allamericanfoundation/news/mlb-2012-draft

6-20-11: - http://bleacherreport.com/articles/740905-omaha-eye-openers-2012-mlb-draft-prospects-at-the-2011-college-world-series#/articles/740905-omaha-eye-openers-2012-mlb-draft-prospects-at-the-2011-college-world-series/page/3 - Last but not least is this year’s ace, RHP Hudson Randall. Randall was an all-everybody freshman last year, winning eight games and posting a 3.24 ERA. This year he stepped it up a notch, winning 10 games and posting a minuscule 2.29 ERA. He is not, and never will be, a big strikeout guy (only 62 K in 110 IP), but he’s also got great control (12 BB). He’s also durable as a horse, as he proved consistently this season. Pitching on Friday nights in the SEC takes a certain kind of pitcher, and Randall proved himself worthy this year. 

6-28-11:  - http://baseballdraftreport.com - Randall’s upside isn’t in the same league as many of his sophomore year contemporaries, but his average across the board raw stuff is underrated by many. Maybe he is a sinker/slider reliever long-term, but there could be some teams that value his plus command and his ability to keep four different pitches at or below the knees consistently enough to keep him as a starter