Anybody who has paid even the slightest bit of interest in this year’s draft class (i.e. literally nobody I actually talk to in real life) knows who is number one among the following group of catchers. The real question here is who’s number two after Alex San Juan Mike Zunino? I actually think there are three fairly similar guys (good power/arm, questionable defense) right behind him in spots two through four, followed by three additional personal favorites (Jacob Stallings alert!) that help round out the AQ conference super seven group of catching prospects. I’ll share the names later on, but I’m curious to see if anybody out there has an opinion on which players should fall in after Zunino. For extra credit: is your number two catcher from this group of AQ conference catchers the same as your number two catcher in all of college baseball? I don’t think mine will be, but I won’t know for sure until another week or so after I finish reviewing the rest of the conferences here on the site. With no further ado, here’s a list of all of my personal AQ conference follow list for catchers eligible for the 2012 MLB Draft…

1. Arizona State JR C Max Rossiter
2. Baylor JR C Nathan Orf
3. Baylor SR C Josh Ludy
4. California SR C Chadd Krist
5. Cincinnati SR C Braden Kline
6. Clemson JR C Spencer Kieboom
7. Clemson SR C Phil Pohl
8. Connecticut rSR C Joe Pavone
9. Duke JR C Jeff Kremer
10. Florida JR C Mike Zunino
11. Florida State rSO C Stephen McGee
12. Georgia JR C Brett DeLoach
13. Iowa JR C Dan Sheppard
14. Kansas SR C Alex DeLeon
15. Kansas SR C James Stanfield
16. Kentucky JR C Luke Maile
17. Kentucky SR C Michael Williams
18. Miami JR C Alex San Juan
19. Miami SR C Peter O’Brien
20. Michigan SR C Coley Crank
21. Mississippi SR C Taylor Hightower
22. Mississippi State JR C Mitch Slauter
23. Missouri JR C Scott Sommerfeld
24. Missouri SR C Ben Turner
25. Nebraska JR C Richard Stock
26. North Carolina SR C Jacob Stallings
27. Notre Dame JR C Joe Hudson
28. Oklahoma State JR C Rick Stover
29. Oklahoma State JR C Victor Romero
30. Oklahoma State SR C Jared Womack
31. Oregon rSR C Brett Hambright
32. Oregon SO C Aaron Jones
33. Purdue JR C Kevin Plawecki
34. South Carolina JR C Dante Rosenberg
35. Southern California SR C Kevin Roundtree
36. Stanford JR C Christian Griffiths
37. Texas Tech JR C/INF Bo Altobelli
38. Texas Tech SR C Kevin Whitehead
39. UCLA JR C Tyler Heineman
40. UCLA JR C Trevor Brown
41. UCLA rSO C Richie Brehaut
42. Utah JR C Parker Morin
43. Vanderbilt rSR C Drew Fann
44. Virginia JR C Chace Mitchell
45. Virginia Tech rSO C Chad Morgan
46. Wake Forest JR C Brett Armour
47. Washington JR C Chase Anselment
48. Washington SR C BK Santy