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Associate Head Coach / Recruiting Coordinator @GCU_Baseball

Phoenix, AZ
Joined November 2009
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ALL GLORY TO GOD! πŸ™πŸ½πŸ’œ Beyond blessed to announce my commitment to Grand Canyon University to continue my academic and baseball career! Thank you to my family, coaches, and everyone who has supported me throughout this journey. This is only the beginning. Time to work! 🐐⚾
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ππšπ¬πžπ›πšπ₯π₯ 𝐚𝐭 𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐳𝐞π₯π₯ π“π¨ππšπ²! 🟣 🏟️ Free and open to the public πŸ“Ί MW+ (GCULopes.com/MW+)
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LOVE OUR AZ JUCO BOYS! 🏜️🌡
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Tyler Packanik retweeted
Grateful to share my commitment to GCU. Thank you @biesersr @Tpack5 @TravisFitta and all @GCU_Baseball for the opportunity. Thank you @BaseballCochise @ryruiz22 for the continued support. I’m excited to keep working!
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Blessed to announce my commitment to Grand Canyon University to continue my academic and baseball career! Thank you to God, my family, coaches, and everyone who helped me get here. Lopes Up!🀘 @biesersr @Tpack5 @GCU_Baseball @Jon24Phillips @codycrowder7 @coachmeevans @RunnersBSB
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Everything’s bigger in Texas! πŸ’ͺ🏼
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The GCU Fall World Series starts tomorrow. Times and teams. πŸ‘€
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I’m excited to announce my commitment to Grand Canyon University! Thank you to @biesersr @Tpack5 and the whole @GCU_Baseball staff for this amazing opportunity! @CAC_BaseballDB9 @spnsrwtkns
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Another 🏜️ JUCO bandit staying home! ✌🏼 in 1️⃣ day 😎 #C2E #JUCOBANDIT
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AZ JUCO STAYING HOME! #C2E #JUCOBANDITS
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πŸ“ˆ 𝐓𝐨𝐩 𝟏𝟎𝟎 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐦𝐬: π†π«πšπ§π π‚πšπ§π²π¨π§ (Presented by KinaTrax) @GCU_Baseball has the resources to be the West Coast's premier mid-major program. Now Steve Bieser gets the chance to unlock that ceiling. Nos. 70-61 πŸ‘‰ buff.ly/LwmRkTF
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🏜️ JUCO πŸ’ͺπŸΌβ—οΈ
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Jacksonville State was one of college baseball's biggest success stories in 2026. The architect was Steve Bieser. Now @GCU_Baseball is betting he can build the same kind of rise in Phoenix ‡️ πŸ”— buff.ly/Yps5ARy
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One of the two best head coaching hires across college baseball, @KendallRogers says. πŸ—žοΈ Β» d1baseball.com/stories/coach…
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Week 1 Offensive Champ: Brady Francisco. πŸ†πŸ’ͺ
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Great day to be a Lope! 🟣⚫️
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Konnor Griffin is 21 for 22 stealing β€” a 95% clip. Statcast shows the burst: nearly 10 ft gained before release, reaching 21 ft off the bag, +2 Basestealing Run Value, and a 30.2 ft/sec sprint speed in Bolt range. MLB's top prospect is a problem. πŸ΄β€β˜ οΈπŸ’¨ Check out my video analysis:
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Never forget πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ
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Bats: sick. Field: sick. Lopes: tough. Pick your bat day at Brazell.
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Contrary to what many believe, we don’t want our feet landing from the prep step at the exact moment the bat makes contact. Why? Because if you land a fraction early, your feet can become stuck and stagnant. Instead, aim to be a fraction of a second late. As your eyes read the angle of the bat through the hitting zone, your feet can begin to self align in the direction you need to go. This doesn’t mean jumping higher or creating a bigger prep step. Stay low to the ground, athletic and ready to move. Being a fraction late takes practice and a high level understanding of how to be on time every pitch. But when done correctly, it can gain you inches or even a couple feet of range in either direction. And in the infield, that distance matters. Here are two infielders showing exactly what that timing can look like.
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