Reply to "College Baseball Reality"

keewart10,000+ posts

wareagle posted:
That varies greatly depending on the school. I looked at this area pretty close when we were looking at schools. If you trace the teams roster, its pretty easy to look at but time consuming. We only did this for schools that we were interested in seriously.
Look at the roster from 4 years back and see how many are still there at the end of 3 years, 4 years. its pretty telling. there are many reasons kids leave, so if you see a bad trend investigate further. At first glance, the more competitive the program, the quicker the turnover. The more competitive schools aren't gonna give many "second chances", they have got alot more kids that want that spot on the roster and/or scholarship.

This. And this answers your question about looking at rosters/commitments.

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