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Posted by willoswalt on Since our last visit with Liam Hicks six days ago (Wednesday, July 7) on “The Drive with Brad Bobo”, he’s gone from Red Wolf to Ranger…much to the delight of three folks in particular in northeast Arkansas! Tuesday afternoon, the Texas Rangers selected the fourth-year junior catcher with in the 9th Round of the MLB Draft with the 254th overall pick. He rejoined our show from home in Metro Toronto on Wednesday to discuss his road to The Show!

Posted by willoswalt on Could an Arkansas State Red Wolf hear his name called in the Major League Baseball Draft that begins Sunday? That could very well happen! Catcher and infielder Liam Hicks led the club with a .344 batting average in his junior season in 2021, slugging 7 home runs and driving in 30. “The Drive with Brad Bobo” caught up with the Toronto native to get his thoughts about the draft, the interesting way he called pitches during Sun Belt play, along with how hockey and baseball have gone together in his athletic career.

Ben Klutts with a homer in the win for the Red Wolves

Arkansas State catcher Liam Hicks added to Buster Posey Award watch list Arkansas State junior leads the Sun Belt in batting average. By Caleb Garner - Arkansas State Athletics | May 12, 2021 at 5:40 PM CDT - Updated May 12 at 5:40 PM A remarkable season thus far by Arkansas State junior catcher Liam Hicks is drawing national attention, as Hicks has been added to the watch list for the Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award presented by the Kamerion Wimbley Foundation. Hicks was one of nine catchers recently added to the official watch list, with semifinalists named ...

Arkansas State completes sweep over Austin Peay Share on Facebook Press Release from Arkansas State Athletics CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (5/2/21) – Liam Hicks homered twice and drove in a career-high four runs, as the Arkansas State baseball team completed a road sweep with a 9-4 win over Austin Peay Sunday at Raymond C. Hand Park. The Red Wolves (14-22) trailed twice, including 4-3 into the eighth, but scored twice in the eighth and four times in the ninth to finish the sweep of the Governors (15-27). With the win, A-State extended its winning streak to four games and won the series finale for the...