Indiana University Athletics
Spotlight on Clint Crosier
1/21/2005 12:00:00 AM | Baseball
Crosier is a 6-3, left-handed pitcher in his sophomore year at IU and his first season with the baseball team. A native of Corydon, Ind., Crosier was named Corydon Central's MVP his senior season and was an all-conference selection.
Additionally, Crosier lettered in football and basketball, where he was a second team all-state selection.
The son of Frank and Silea Crosier is a sport marketing and management major.
HEAD COACH BOB MORGAN ON CROSIER:
"Clint is going to be a good left-handed pitcher. He has good movement on his fastball, and he is a very good student. We look for Clint to be able to make a contribution to the club this year in his first season with the team."
BEHIND THE SCENES WITH Clint Crosier
Hometown: Corydon, Ind.
High School: Corydon Central High School
Position: Pitcher
Height/Weight: 6-3/200
Bat/Throw: L/L
Should college baseball switch to wooden bats?
Yes
Who is the best hitter in baseball?
Barry Bonds
Who is the best pitcher in baseball?
Randy Johnson
Should baseball impose a salary cap?
Yes
Should Pete Rose be allowed back into baseball?
Yes
Have you faced any players playing professional ball?
Rob Grinestaff, Louisville Angels
Favorite baseball team:
Atlanta Braves
What is the best coaching advice you have ever received?
"Never give up."
If you could face one hitter in baseball history, whom would you face?
Ken Griffey Jr.
Should the NCAA institute a ruling that all schools must start playing games in March?
Yes
