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RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

After noticing something on one specific P5 D1 roster I did more random searches to see if there was a trend. What I noticed on the first roster was 14 freshman, 7 sons, 7 juniors and 7 seniors. On the other P5 rosters the numbers were similar (6-8) give or take a player.

This should tell you something about what happens to freshmen. Fourteen freshman are excited entering fall ball freshman year. Typically, half aren’t very happy within months.

8/10/202:49 PM

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