Rising baseball star wants to be an inspiration – Florida Courier

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Rising baseball star wants to be an inspiration – Florida Courier

Outfielder from Florida is excelling in the sport at Alcorn State. BY ANDREAS BUTLER FLORIDA COURIER Pensacola’s own Brandon Rembert, 22, is a rising baseball star at Alcorn State University in Mississippi. The outfielder had a break junior season in 2019 posting stat lines of .345 BA, 3HR, 22RBI, 48H, 38R, .489SP, .951 OPS. It […]

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