Parker gets hurler Pitzer to join staff of Bulldogs

Pitching coach Parker has once again turned to a Pennsylvania recruit he once brought to Indiana. By tapping the same talent for the Bulldogs, Parker underlines a recruiting strategy that began years ago but has found a new home today.

Key Takeaways:

  • Parker previously served as pitching coach at Indiana.
  • He identified a Pennsylvania hurler, Pitzer, early on.
  • Pitzer was first recruited to play for the Hoosiers.
  • The same pitcher is now joining the Bulldogs at Parker’s behest.
  • The story underscores Parker’s long-standing interest in Pitzer’s talent.

Parker’s Early Discovery

Parker’s journey with recruiting exceptional pitching prospects stretches back to his time as a pitching coach at Indiana. Even then, he was keeping a watchful eye on promising talent across the country, including a promising hurler from Pennsylvania.

From Pennsylvania to Indiana

That Pennsylvania pitcher, Pitzer, quickly drew Parker’s attention, and Parker acted promptly by recruiting him to the Hoosiers. This initial move highlighted both the skill Parker saw in Pitzer and the coach’s commitment to assembling a strong pitching staff.

The Bulldogs’ Call

After identifying Pitzer’s potential the first time around, Parker repeated the process when he moved on to the Bulldogs. Recognizing that Pitzer’s abilities could bolster another pitching roster, Parker reached out again, successfully adding the Pennsylvania hurler to his new staff.

Looking Ahead

While the full scope of Pitzer’s role with the Bulldogs remains to be seen, the relationship forged between coach and player has now come full circle. Parker’s dedication to finding and nurturing strong pitching talent underscores his belief in the promise he first spotted at Indiana—and now continues to support within the Bulldogs’ program.

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