Reply to "What's going on with Pennsylvania college baseball?"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

Chances are the college is losing money on baseball. It made a safe, cowering, early decision. The next step will be dropping the program.

If I’m a coach at a college that decided not to play for two years I wouldn’t feel very secure about my job. I would be looking for a new one. Once the program doesn’t have a coach and can only hire an inexperienced, risky choice dumping the program is an easy next decision.

I’ll bet across the various levels there will be at least one hundred less college baseball programs by 2023.

10/14/207:21 AM

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