TheACC.com Feature: Schaus Helps Clemson’s Lineup Click With Good Eye, Added Power

May 7, 2009

GREENSBORO, NC – Some say that the most difficult skill to master in sports is hitting a moving baseball.

Of course, just hitting the ball doesn’t guarantee anything. You can produce a lot of weak grounders and lazy flies by getting your bat on the ball. Hitting the ball safely is the second part of the equation. Among other things, it takes reflexes, hand-eye coordination, knowing what you want to do at the plate, confidence and a lot of practice. And more practice. And even more practice.

Jeff Schaus, Clemson’s left fielder, is one of those players willing to put in the work it takes to be a good hitter.

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