Golden Spikes Award 2010 Semifinalists

Sophomore Trevor Bauer led one of the best rotations in college baseball in strikeouts (124) this season, while posting a 2.84 ERA and a 9-3 record.

Coming off a season where he posted a 12-1 record and was named a Golden Spikes Award semifinalist, Daniel Bibona picked up where he left off.

Gary Brown led the Titans in average (.438) hits (92), slugging percentage (.695), on-base percentage (.485), triples (8) and stolen bases (31).

Expected to go in the top 15 in this year's MLB First-Year Player Draft, many wonder if junior Michael Choice will even stick around for that long.

Christian Colón led the Titans in home runs (14) and walks (30), and he tied for the most runs with fellow Golden Spikes semifinalist Gary Brown.

Zack Cox resumed his starting role as third baseman for Arkansas and did not disappoint, leading the SEC with a .432 average.

Derek Dietrich was selected in the third round of the 2007 MLB Draft as the first pick of the Houston Astros, but elected to enroll at Georgia Tech instead.

From his one-hit shutout vs. Texas A&M to his nine scoreless innings vs. Oklahoma State, Cole Green has been spectacular in 2010.

Paul Hoilman was named the ASUN Player of the Year and led the league in batting average, hits, runs, home runs, total bases and slugging.

As a sophomore two-way player, Hultzen's pitching secured his GSA semifinalist nod as the lefty went 8-1 with a 2.08 ERA and 106 strikeouts.

Taylor Jungmann set the bar high for himself heading into his sophomore year, and the 6-6 pitcher more than delivered with another spectacular year.

With the help of four solid pitches, Barret Loux climbed up both the ranks at Texas A&M as well as draft boards in 2010 with a 2.53 ERA and 119 strikeouts.

Sophomore Zack MacPhee made an impact on Arizona State's baseball program since he first stepped foot on campus.

A junior two-way player, Mike McGee excelled both on the mound and in left field for Florida State in 2010.

Following up last season's ACC Player of the Year honors, junior Deck McGuire has been a force this season at Georgia Tech.

In helping keep Coastal Carolina atop the rankings this year, sophomore Anthony Meo has risen to national prominence.

Junior Hunter Morris earned SEC Player of the Year honors, leading the conference in slugging percentage, hits, home runs and total bases.

A returning Golden Spikes Award semifinalist, sophomore Anthony Rendon has established himself as one of the top players in the country.

Heading into this season, Chance Ruffin was tasked with going from being the ace of the Longhorns rotation last year to becoming their closer.

In addition to being among the top 25 nationally in six different offensive categories, Segedin has earned Academic All-Conference USA honors.

John Stilson once again wowed the Aggie faithful with a 7-1 record and nine saves, recording 95 strikeouts and a 0.98 ERA.

Junior Kolbrin Vitek has been a threat for the Ball State Cardinals not only at the plate, but on the mound as well.

After tossing a no-hitter against Michigan last year, Alex Wimmers had officially placed himself onto the college baseball radar.

Asher Wojciechowski had a busy summer in 2009, going 2-1 with an ERA of 2.18 for the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team.

Last year's All-BIG EAST Second Team selection was just as successful for the Cardinals in 2010 as junior third baseman Phil Wunderlich earned the accolade again this year.