The thing about Scout.com content, although it is by subscription, it's normally very easy to google free online versions of their articles. That's scout.com's issue, not mine, they should do a better job of encryption. So while I'm not going to copy and paste, this online page should allow everyone to read Brent's numerous quotes on the topic, at least while it's available for a few days. So he's not planning on going to South Carolina, Kentucky and Florida State on additional trips? And back on Sept. 26th, he didn't visit the University of New Mexico? The Lobos could use his help, as they are 0-9. That would be easy enough to verify. We've never read or heard anything negative about Brent in terms of work ethic or off-the-field stuff, so we simply believe he's a hard-working kid with tremendous athletic ability, which unfortunately hasn't translated to baseball production expected of a bonus baby 2nd round pick. This isn't an attack on Brent, although Brewer fans probably expect 100% commitmtment to the organization from the team's top picks. (Of course, on a side note, there are probably many players in the organization who moan about the Brewers' commitment to them, two-way street and all.) Just don't know how you can say "isn't true at all" or blog that the rumor is bogus. Is it not true at all now, that you know about it? The quotes are made up by the author? You're consistently right about one thing, though, being an agent can't be easy sometimes. How can I write or blog that this isnt true at all????? I dont know, how about the fact I have talked to Brent since all this was published and discussed at length with him and his family what his plans are. At this point Id love to be taken more seriously than a scout.com writeup. Obviously he's had some struggles with baseball but he is not going on any visits and this again is 100 percent untrue and nobody, not scout.com and not anyone here is a better source than I am. Thats how I can say that and blog about it.