2000 Big 12 Conference Major League Baseball Draftees

June 8, 2000

(Through All 50 Rounds)

Baylor
Chad Hawkins	P	1st round	Texas Rangers
Jace Brewer	SS	5th round	Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Kyle Evans	P	6th round	Cleveland Indians
Jaime Bubela	OF	7th round	Seattle Mariners
Anthony Hensley	OF	Baylor	Philadelphia
Preston Underdown	2B	32nd round	Philadelphia
?
Iowa State
Jeff Duncan (alumnus)	OF	7th round	New York Mets
Mike Laesch	P	43rd round	Oakland Athletics
?
Kansas
Brandon O'Neal	P	6th round	Anaheim Angels
John Nelson	SS	39th round	Seattle Mariners
?
Kansas State
No draftees
?
Missouri
Nick Wilfong	CF	8th round	San Francisco Giants
Landon Brandes	3B	20th round	St. Louis Cardinals
J.R. Warner	OF	26th round	Anaheim Angels
?
Nebraska
Jamal Strong	OF	6th round	Seattle
Adam Shabala	OF	10th round	San Francisco
Andy Bent	P	16th round	Atlanta
Justin Cowan	C	20th round	Kansas City
Scott Fries	P	25th round	Chicago Cubs
Trevor Bullock	P	27th round	Philadelphia
?
Oklahoma
Tommy Whiteman	SS	6th round	Houston Astros
Zach Lekse	2B	24th round	Los Angeles Dodgers
?
Oklahoma State
Matt Smith	P	4th round	New York Yankees
Quenten Patterson	P	5th round	New York Mets
Darren Heal	P	11th round	Baltimore Orioles
Ronte' Langs	OF	13th round	Los Angeles
Will Rossellini (alumnus)	P	16th round	Arizona
Luke Scott	OF	45th round	Tampa Bay
?
Texas
Beau Hale	P	1st round	Baltimore
Charlie Thames	P	4th round	Anaheim Angels
Phil Seibel	P	8th round	Montreal Expos
Tommy Nicholson	2B	11th round	Chicago White Sox
Todd West	SS	14th round	Milwaukee Brewers
D.J. Jones	P	16th round	Baltimore
Chris Houser	3B	24th round	Cleveland
?
Texas A&M
Daylan Holt	OF	3rd round	Oakland A's
Chris Scarcelli	P	16th round	Oakland
?
Texas Tech
Miles Durham	OF	5th round	Detroit Tigers
Marco Cunningham	OF	27th round	Kansas City
Trey Lunsford	C	33rd round	San Francisco

Note: Fifth-year Seniors Signed Before Draft Noted With Asterisks, Total of 39 from 10 schools

Note: Big 12 schools have 26 alumni on 2000 Major League Baseball rosters and are expected to have several free agent signings in coming days. Oklahoma State had five players from the 2000 team drafted, third most in the conference. Matt Smith, OSU's all-time strikeout leader and fourth-round pick of the back-to-back world champion New York Yankees, was the highest Cowboy to be picked since Jason Bell was drafted in the second round of the 1995 draft by the Minnesota Twins. Of the five picks, only Quenten Patterson has used up his college eligibility, while the other four have one year of eligibility remaining if they choose not to sign a professional contract. Not included in this list is Carlos Gautreaux who is expected to sign a free agent contract.

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