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Jack Whitlock continues to dominate the opposition. Jack whitlock's sweeper averaged 26 inches of horizontal break last Monday with a Stuff+ of 154. Even more impressive, he's showcased elite command of it with a 184 Location+, leading to a 61% whiff rate on the pitch this fall

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COMMIT: Jack Bello (Jack Bello) has committed to Minnesota (Minnesota Baseball). 64A had Jack as the #13 best hitter in the Big East last year with an impressive 26 XBHs and a 0.976 OPS. Best of luck to Jack in '26.
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COMMIT: Jack Bello (Jack Bello) has committed to Minnesota (Minnesota Baseball). 64A had Jack as the #13 best hitter in the Big East last year with an impressive 26 XBHs and a 0.976 OPS. Best of luck to Jack in '26.

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Jack Posobiec on The Charlie Kirk Show with the panel. " Barack Obama..the leader of the Democratic party couldn't even say Charlie's name & he's doing so to denigrate, smear & even demonize our friend Charlie Kirk in death." - Jack Posobiec Jack Posobiec notes that HILLARY couldn't even say the word Christian yesterday & she said White males of a certain religion.
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