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...enjoyed my time as a student-athlete at Harvard but I felt it was time to move on with my career,” Kropf said. “There are many things about Harvard that I will miss, especially my teammates, but my leaving was a personal decision that I had to make. I wish the 2003 Harvard baseball team the best of luck...
...these years, I’ve never had a transfer,” Walsh said, adding that Kropf informed him of his decision at the end of the fall semester. “To me, I think he was disappointed with the seven weeks. He’s a hard worker; he wants to be out there...
...transfer was instead motivated by playing time, it would appear more puzzling. With Mann’s continued growth and the return of former All-Ivy catcher Brian Lentz to Cambridge after a year off from school, Kropf was unlikely to see a great deal of time behind the plate. The void left at third by Nick Carter ’02 could very easily be filled by one of the team’s athletic freshman infielders. But at Vanderbilt, Kropf would seem to face even stiffer competition for daylight...
Vanderbilt junior Jonathan Douilliard, a Seattle Mariners draftee out of high school, has already been named the starter at catcher. Kropf joins three other catchers who will look for time behind...
...several potential starters at third. And new Vanderbilt coach Tim Corbin, the Baseball America National Assistant Coach of the Year in 2000, is known as one of the nation’s best recruiters—meaning that playing time likely won’t come any easier for Kropf...