Stealing history, second base
Entering the 2009 season, there were a bevy of question marks about who would secure certain roles on the Kentucky baseball team. Among them was the uncertainty of who would start at second base, a position vacated by four-year starter Ryan Wilkes, who Rawlings named the best defensive second baseman in college baseball a year before.That was when then-sophomore Chris Bisson stepped up and locked down the position, becoming UK's top offensive threat throughout the year, providing consistency and spark to the Wildcat lineup.
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