Scouting the Big Ten-Big East Challenge 

February, 21, 2012
Feb 21
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By Kiley McDaniel

Last season's Big Ten-Big East Baseball Challenge featured three 2011 first-round picks in Connecticut's duo of outfielder George Springer and right-hander Matt Barnes, and St. John's shortstop Joe Panik. While last weekend's tournament talent didn't offer any players to rival last season's premium trio, there were still early round prospects to see, headlined by a group of power arms.

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Keith Law joined ESPN.com in June 2006 as the lead baseball analyst for Scouts Inc., covering the majors, minors and amateurs. Before joining ESPN, Law spent 4½ years with the Toronto Blue Jays as a special assistant to the general manager, and was previously a writer for Baseball Prospectus. He graduated from Harvard College and holds an MBA from the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon.

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