Last AB of the fall regular season, line drive single to drive in the winning run. Ended the short season hitting .435, 1HR, 1 triple, 3 doubles & 5 singles, 9 RBI’s
@CoachMazz@BBBtrojans
I am extremely proud and honored to announce my commitment to play Division 1 baseball at Youngstown State University. Thanks to my family, coaches, teammates, and everyone who helped me along the way. #goguins
The Game Plan podcast from College Baseball Advisors keeps rolling! @Dpep24 from @CornellBaseball joins next week.
Apple:
https://t.co/Pal7lFXtUu
YouTube:
https://t.co/a0iHlRjwEq
Four decades in college baseball gives you a pretty good view of how much the game has changed ⚾️ @CoachDaveLawn and @CoachMazz talk about what’s different now compared to when he first started coaching.
https://t.co/7mSN2DOFe7
Want to coach college baseball? Be willing to start at the bottom. @CoachDaveLawn and @CoachMazz talk about what young coaches should know before getting into the profession.
https://t.co/7mSN2DO7oz
“If you want to be good at pitching, you’ve got to practice pitching.” @CoachDaveLawn and @CoachMazz keep it simple when it comes to developing on the mound ⚾️
https://t.co/7mSN2DOFe7
I believe great practices are as competitive as possible.
Keep score. Have winners and losers. Have consequences.
Players have to learn how to manage failure and success.
The better you can manage failure, the more success you will have. The better you are at managing success, the less failure you will have.
These are things players need to experience every single day.
🚨Top 5 vs. bottom 5 programs
Some D1 programs filled their incoming class almost entirely with freshmen. Others didn't sign a single one.
Highest freshman share of the incoming class:
→ Stanford — 92% (11 of 12)
→ UMass Lowell — 85% (11 of 13)
→ Le Moyne — 83% (10 of 12)
→ Maine — 75% (12 of 16)
→ Davidson — 75% (9 of 12)
Lowest:
→ Stephen F. Austin — 0% (0 of 28)
→ Western Illinois — 0% (0 of 24)
→ Austin Peay — 0% (0 of 22)
→ UL Monroe — 4% (1 of 25)
→ UT-Martin — 6% (1 of 16)
By raw count, Texas and Merrimack brought in the most freshmen in D1 — 16 each.
Nationally, freshmen are 37% of incoming players; the other 62% are transfers. Subscribers get the freshman, four-year and JUCO split for every program.
(Ivy League, Patriot League and service academies left off the top list on purpose — their classes are almost entirely freshmen for structural reasons, not a roster-building choice.)
👉212 of 309 D1 programs already have full rosters live on the dashboard — with more publishing every day. This is a first glance, not the final picture.
See your program's incoming class:
👇Subscribers get the freshman, four-year and JUCO split for every D1 program (tablet/laptop)
👉Drill down on South Carolina (change reporting year to 2027)
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College Freshman looking for a new place to play as early as this spring. Highlights from spring season below.
Spring stats:
.530 AVG
1.422 OPS
17/18 SB
2.5 BB/K
26 G
CHSCA Player of the year
MaxPreps CT Player of the year
@CoachMazz