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College baseball scouts evaluate players by arm strength, fielding range, speed, and hitting for power and average. Recruiting guidelines offer a good benchmark for student-athletes to compare themselves with athletes competing at the college level. What are college baseball scouts generally looking for at each position? What skill sets should indi...
When watching prospects, college coaches are constantly trying to project how well they are going to do at the college level. The biggest hang up recruits or parents have is that while a recruit might be really good at the high school level, if they aren’t playing against college level competition, it isn’t much help to a coach. At the college leve...
Coaches are going to begin looking at prospects as soon as they are physically developed enough to give a reliable estimation of how they will project as an 18- to 21-year-old player. What makes that difficult for many recruits is that some coaches are willing to project earlier than others and athletes develop on different timelines. Prospects loo...
Division 1 1. Pitch velocity: 84 MPH consistently; up to 95+ MPH 2. Command of at least 3 pitches 3. ERA: below 2.00 4. At least 1 K per inning pitched 5. Walk less than 1 batter per 2 innings pitched Division 2 1. Pitch velocity: 82 MPH – 90+ MPH 2. Control of one off-speed pitch and 1 additional pitch thrown to spots consistently 3. ERA: below 3....
Division 1 1. Coaches will take a closer look at catch and throw mechanics as well as the arm strength shown while throwing to 2nd and 3rd base 2. While defense comes first for a catcher, Division 1 coaches will also look for a player who demonstrates outstanding leadership skills and has the ability to work with the entire pitching staff 3. Divisi...
Division 1 1. HR: 5–10 as a junior and senior in high school 2. OBP: .500 3. Slugging: .750 (minimum 2 at bats per game) Division 2 1. Needs to demonstrate the ability or potential to hit for power 2. A solid 1B recruit in this tier should have a few HRs and a lot of RBIs as a junior and senior in high school Division 3 and NAIA 1. Power Numbers: ...
Division 1 1. Infield velocity: 85 MPH – 95 MPH 2. HR: 5–10 as a junior and senior in high school 3. OBP: .500 4. Slugging: .750 Division 2 1. Infield Velocity: At least 80 MPH with the ability to improve through development 2. HR: At least 2 HR as a high school junior and senior 3. OBP/SLG: At least .400 in each category Division 3 and NAIA 1. Pow...
Division 1 1. 60-yard dash: 6.5–6.8. (verified by a third party) 2. Infield velocity: Division 1 middle infield recruits will throw the ball across the diamond anywhere between 85 MPH – 95 MPH 3. OBP: .500 4. Slugging: .600 (minimum 2 at bats per game) 5. The prototypical Division I middle infield recruit can hit for high average as well as steal a...
Division 1 1. Infield velocity: 87–95+ MPH from the outfield 2. 60-yard dash: below 6.7 3. Infield velocity: 87–95+ MPH from the outfield 4. OBP: .500 5. Slugging: .600 (minimum 2 at bats per game) Division 2 1. 60-yard dash: below 6.9 2. OBP: .450 3. SLG: .500 (minimum 2 at bats per game) Division 3 and NAIA 1. 60-yard dash: 6.9 or below 2. OF vel...
Division 1 1. 60-yard dash: below 6.8 2. OF velocity: 87+ MPH (verified by a neutral source) 3. Slugging: at least 5 HRs as a high school junior and senior 4. .750 (minimum 2 at bats per game) 5. OBP: .500 Division 2 1. 60-yard dash: below 7.0 2. Velocity from the OF: low 80s at least, with the potential to improve 3. Slugging: Multiple HRs as a hi...
1. Ask your coaches. Chances are pretty good that your HS and summer league coaches have had D1 players on their teams or on the opposing teams. Ask them how you stack up and for their honest assessment about what level of college baseball is realistic for you.
- Vanderbilt University. Nashville, Tennessee. #24 in Quality in the United States. $6,607,679 Team Revenue. 988 Academic Progress Rate. Our 2021 rankings named Vanderbilt University the best school for D1 Men’s Baseball athletes working on their bachelor’s degree.
- Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Top 20% in Quality in the United States. $6,216,699 Team Revenue.
- The University of Texas at Austin. Austin, Texas. Top 10% in Quality in the United States. $5,933,400 Team Revenue. 973 Academic Progress Rate. A rank of #3 on our list means The University of Texas at Austin is a great place for D1 Men’s Baseball athletes working on their bachelor’s degree.
- Texas Christian University. Fort Worth, Texas. Top 10% in Quality in the United States. $4,914,925 Team Revenue. 954 Academic Progress Rate. You’ll join some of the best athletes around if you attend Texas Christian University.
Apr 12, 2024 · Pros: Higher level of competition: Division I and II schools typically have more competitive baseball programs, which can help you develop your skills and become a better player. Scholarships: Division I and II schools can offer athletic scholarships, which can significantly help with the cost of tuition and other expenses.
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Oct 21, 2023 · D1 college baseball requirements: This section will discuss the academic and athletic requirements that athletes must meet to be eligible to play D1 college baseball. It will also explain the NCAA baseball recruiting rules.
