BishopLeftiesDad posted:CollegebaseballInsights posted:Backstop22 posted:CBI has presented some interesting data showing just how different each school is, and that is only covering the NE and MidAtlantic conferences. Out here in California, the CCAA is mostly filled with state schools who offer lower cost tuition for instate students, so the rosters are largely stacked with California kids. It is a very attractive option for kids of good competition and lower tuition costs even without much athletic money to offer. The D3s out here lose a lot of potential recruits for that reason.
As others have said, don't get hung up on the Division. Focus on the school and academic environment, finances, playing time potential, etc. Finding the right fit is the single most important thing you can help with.
Here is the state participation for California players for 2019
There is 30 players from Ohio playing in California.
So there's a chance.
Actually, this report shows where California Players are playing.
Below shows 2019 Freshman Ohio Players and what states they are playing
