Success on Saturday....
North Carolina's Tim Federowicz is the latest college baseball success to pop into the mailbox. A Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American from a season ago, the Tar Heels' sophomore returned both index cards and the questionnaire I sent in just 11 days. You can view a copy of his completed questionnaire by visiting the message board.2007 STATS - COLLEGE BASEBALL
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RECEIVED: 10
SENT: 58
% RECEIVED: 17.2%
AVG # OF DAYS: 10.2
PRICE PER SUCCESS: $6.00
posted by Jonathan @ 1:26 PM
Florida star freshman Percy Harvin, a member of the 2007 national champion Gators, returned both index cards I enclosed to him earlier this month. That success took just 17 days.
James Madison outfielder Kellen Kulbacki, who is a preseason First Team All-American and the country's returning leader in terms of both homeruns and batting average, signed care of his university's athletic department in just 14 days. Kulbacki returned both index cards, as well as the questionnaire and a nice letter which can be viewed by visiting 
Also in the success category was Nebraska's Tony Watson, also a 2007 preseason First Team All-American. He signed just one of the two index cards I sent care of the school athletic department in only 10 days.
Mississippi's Zack Cozart, a first team All-American as selected by the NCBWA, returned both index cards I enclosed to him care of the university's athletic department in just nine days. He is the first college baseball player I've had success from that chose not to complete the questionnaire I enclosed to him.
Clemson's Daniel Moskos, a second-team All-American as chosen by the NCBWA and Collegiate Baseball, and Taylor Harbin, a third team All-American by Collegiate Baseball, both returned their requests today, just nine days after I put them in the mailbox. 
Both players signed the two index cards I sent them care of the CU athletic department. Both Tigers also completed the questionnaire I sent them, which can be viewed by visiting 
Rising hoops star Jerryd Bayless became my latest high school success when the Arizona signee sent back both index cards signed. Bayless, who currently attends St. Mary's Catholic High School in Phoenix, returned the request in just 19 days.
Florida signee Nick Calathes, who currently attends Lake Howell High School in the Sunshine State, also returned his request in just 19 days and signed both index cards. Both Bayless and Calathes are ranked among the nation's top twelve high school hoops prospects according to rivals.com, and each signed courtesy of his high school.
Southern Illinois outfielder Kevin Koski returned both index cards I enclosed to him care of the university's athletic department in just 10 days. Koski also completed a brief questionnaire I enclosed to him, which you can view by visiting the 
Stetson's Shane Jordan, also an outfielder, returned both index cards I enclosed to him in just 10 days as well. Like Koski, Jordan also filled out the questionnaire I included, which can be viewed on the 
Tennessee pitcher James Adkins, meanwhile, returned the request sent to him via the UT athletic department in just eight days. Like the previous two, Adkins signed both index cards and also completed the questionnaire.
And last but not least in terms of college baseball successes, Western Carolina's Steven Strausbuagh also signed both index cards and completed the questionnaire I sent to him via his school's athletic department. That request took just a dozen days.
I also received a trio of non-collegiate successes over the past few days. Legendary UCLA head coach John Wooden returned both index cards I sent to him care of his home address in just nine days. Mr. Wooden also enclosed a small card about his website, johnrwoodencourse.com.
Also in the success category was former Baylor standout and legendary NFL star Mike Singletary, who signed both index cards I enclosed care of his home address in just 9 days. Wrapping up the successes for the week thus far was former Florida star David Eckstein. The current St. Louis Cardinal also signed both index cards I enclosed care of his home address in just 10 days.
Another college hoops success arrived in the mailbox on Saturday, as Butler star A.J. Graves returned both index cards I had enclosed c/o the university's athletic department. The request, which was sent just before the new year, came back in just 21 days.
Jackson State hoops star Trey Johnson, who currently leads Division I in scoring, returned my request in 20 days c/o the JSU athletic department. In addition to signing both index cards, he also wrote a very nice note thanking me for the support. You can view a scan of that note on 
A pair of high school hoops requests also came in this week. Blake Griffin of Oklahoma Christian School returned my request in just a dozen days c/o his school. Like Johnson, the future Oklahoma Sooner signed both index cards and also included a nice note of thanks, which you can view by visiting 
The second high school success came from Mamadou Diarra of Stoneridge Prep School in California. The big man, who is a native of Africa, returned the request in twelve days, signing both index cards I enclosed c/o his school. Diarra has not yet chosen a college.
UCLA's Luc Richard Mbah a Moute signed and returned both index cards I enclosed. That request, which was sent care of the UCLA Athletic Department, took just 13 days. This success comes a few months after a failed request to Mbah a Moute that I sent back in early September. Perhaps the Bruins' star had some free time over the Christmas break.
LaceDarius Dunn, an up-and-coming hoops prospect out of Excelsior Christian School in Louisiana, became high school success number one when he returned one of the two index cards I had enclosed in just six days. Dunn, who will attend Baylor next fall, signed care of his school's mailing address.
Duke guard DeMarcus Nelson is the latest college hoops success, returning the request I sent in late December in just nine days. Nelson signed both index cards I enclosed. He is the first player to respond to the wave of nearly thirty requests I sent late last month.
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