"Foscue went from light-hitting third baseman as a freshman to consensus All-America second baseman as a sophomore, helping Mississippi State reach the College World Series in both 2018 and 2019. The U.S. collegiate national team's starter at second base last summer, Foscue plays a game that is somewhat reminiscent of Jeff Kent's. He provides more offense than most at his position, using strength, bat speed and a pull-heavy approach to generate plenty of power from the right side of the plate. Though he has an aggressive mentality, he has no difficulties making regular contact and projects as a 20-homer threat without excessive strikeouts."
“We truly believe in this kid’s bat. ... We feel like his bat is a special bat," said Rangers Senior Director of Amateur Scouting Kip Fagg.
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June 11, 2020 In his sophmore season, Foscue hit 14 home runs and slashed .338/.402/.582 for the Bulldogs.
