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College Baseball Insights-Preview 2019 NCAA-D1 Insights
2019 NCAA-D1Roster information now available for preview. College Baseball Insights - www.collegebaseballinsights.com Imagine If you could: Simplify Your College Baseball Research Evaluate Any College Baseball Program in Minutes. Data Driven Visualization More Time for You, Less Time Researching College Baseball Insights also includes information for 1700+ college baseball programs for 2017 and 2018 baseball calendar year. What does the Preview cover? Player Distribution by State Player...
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Preview 2020 NCAA-D1 Rosters Insights
Full access to the NCAA-D1 Division from February 14 th through 16 th , 2020 www.collegebaseballinsights.com College Profiles include: Player Distribution by State Player Distribution by Position Team Insights In-state vs Out-of-state Grad (Upper vs Under) Head Coach Tenure Transfer-In (Overall vs Juco) - preliminary data. Player Distribution by State Player Distribution by Position Team Roster Insights https://collegebaseballinsights.com/features/
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JUCOs At a Glance - Yavapai - Region 1-Arizona
Player demographics (4 states, Canada & Int'l) W/L Record (2017 - Present) Conference 73-51-0 Overall 121-71-0 Success at Next Level ~21 players at 4 yr institutions (2020) *** - 1 player drafted in 2019 Baseball budget was 369k in 2019, increase (30k) from 2018. 2020 Distribution by State 2020 Distribution By Position 2020 Team Roster Insights Team Performance (2017 - 2020) 2020 Juco Pipeline 2019 MLB Draft 2019 EADA Report 2019 EADA - Expense By Sport 2019 EADA - 10 yr Baseball Budget
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JUCOs At a Glance - Wabash Valley
Player demographics (14 states represented) W/L Record 167-32-1 (2017 - Present) Conference - 74-10-0 Overall - 167-32-1 Success at Next Level - ~35 players at 4 yr institutions - 5 players drafted in 2019 Baseball budget has steadily increase since 2015 2020 Distribution By State 2020 Distribution by Position 2020 Team Roster Insights 2019 MLB Draft 2020 JUCO Pipeline Team Record 2017 - 2020 2019 EADA Report 2019 EADA - Expense By Sport 2019 EADA 10 yr Baseball Budget
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JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
Player demographics (11 states & 2 Int'l represented) W/L Record (2017 - Present) Conference 66 -9 -0 Overall 170 -38 -0 Success at Next Level ~36 players at 4 yr institutions *** Baseball Budget decreased by ~45k from 2018 to 2019 2020 Player Distribution By State 2020 Player Distribution by Position 2020 Team Roster Insights Last MLB Draftees (2018) 2020 JUCO Pipeline Team Performance 2017 - 2020 2019 EADA Report 2019 EADA - Expense by Sports Baseball Expense (10 yrs)
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Just curious. Where are the expense reports coming from?
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Good Morning PABASEBALL. Expense information is from Equity In Athletics (EADA) , This database consists of athletics data that are submitted annually as required by the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act (EADA), via a Web-based data collection, by all co-educational postsecondary institutions that receive Title IV funding (i.e., those that participate in federal student aid programs) and that have an intercollegiate athletics program. The website has 10 years worth of information. Note, one...
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
The important insight is the number of players currently on 4 year rosters.
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
We are doing JUCOs at a Glance on Twitter. Here is Iowa Western CC https://twitter.com/InsightsCo.../1422573052873805827 All comprehensive research on JUCOs can be found at www.collegebaseballinsights.com
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
This is a older post but our son is interested in Iowa Western. His Summer Coach feels that it could be a fit for him. Do they get alot of D1 drop downs? What should we expect if he was to go there? Their website doesn't have much information right now may be getting worked on for the Fall. Do they have a reserve team as well? I saw that Iowa Central does. Are there any other schools similar in the region to this one to consider? We are new to looking at JUCO's.
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
Iowa Western is, mostly, for pro and Power 5 prospects and those who want to sit on the bench and cheer for them. Do they get a lot of D1 drop downs? Yes. Yes they have a JV team. The JV players tuition helps pay for the facilities that the pro prospects utilize. It’s a business.
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
We know some kids that went to Crowder who were considered top notch players and never saw the field. Sounds like a similar environment.
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
@DanJ Very good assessment Here is IWCC's 2021 Player Distribution by State Player distribution by Position
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@Sue54 I know a decent amount about IWCC. They were one of my 2021's targets, but thankfully, he accepted at another Juco before they offered him (which looked likely). I often joke that every kid in our area (IWCC is 15 minutes away) has the same mindset - "I want to go D1, but if I can't, I'll go to IWCC." And at one point, my son would have said something very close to that. IWCC is a very good program and have a lot of attractive elements for players. One of my son's buddies spent the...
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
While I don't know much about Crowder, they're certainly a bigger name in the Juco world, so I can imagine lots of kids wanting to go there due their name/reputation. For a lot of kids who go to places like Crowder, IWCC, etc, many are sort of licking their wounds due to just missing out on playing D1. We know that feeling firsthand of "coming up short" so I think it's natural to then want to shift to going to the biggest baddest Juco program possible. So I completely get it. But I think for...
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
My kid is at Crowder and we played Iowa Western this past season. Iowa Western had a lot of big arms and they bunted a lot. They were very good at bunting. It must be something that their conference does a lot of because Indian Hills was the same way. Bunting will skew a team towards fast LH bats. If you look at their pro day numbers they were one of the fastest JUCO teams in the country. They also had some mashers in the lineup, but bunting for hits was definitely part of their offensive...
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
Here was their player attrition going into the 2021 season 19 players transferred to 4 yr schools # of players that left by position Incoming Players (note, only 2 transferred in from 4 yr schools). Note, this is as good as the transfer in was on a previous roster or Iowa Western documented the person came from a school. Note, 4 year freshman commits that leave after initial fall semester are normally not flagged New players by position No. of Alumni that are at 4yr schools for 2021 season.
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
@DanJ - Similar story with my 2020. IWCC was talking to him alot, so were other teams in the conference. He ended up going to a different school in the conference and played as a freshman. He was not a high end D1 recruit that just missed, he was talking to D1 schools.... but never thought any offers were coming. So for him, I think he would have sat on the bench at IWCC. He did have a high school teammate go there and now is at Campbell. The JUCO he is attending had 22 kids move on after...
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Places like Crowder and Iowa Western are truly fantastic if you are good enough to get playing time there. They have a proven track record of getting players into the pros and into big time power five schools. A recruit needs to be realistic about where they stand, preferably getting multiple third party opinions on their talent levels
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Played around on the college baseball insights website lastnight researching schools. I think that it will be helpful.
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Just to be clear, College Baseball Insights is not a recruiting service, nor do we claim to be. There is a simple understanding, if a player is interest in playing at the next level, they will need to investigate a target list of schools. The following article is an overview of the steps one might follow in order to investigate any school. Investigating College Programs Online Note, the list below are some question a family would like to answer Questions to Consider When Researching College...
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@3and2Fastball I can appreciate what you're saying, but if there is one thing I've learned in my 46 years, its that there is no such thing as common sense. What one person considers common to everyone is not to someone else. What is truly common sense around the country with regard to college sports recruiting is some warped incarnation of the movie Blue Chips and "if you're good enough, they'll find YOU." HSBBW was mostly all YOU needed because your head was likely in the right place. But...
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
Personally I completely ignored College Baseball Insights and other such sites and services. All the perspective I needed in order to advise my son along his recruiting journey was right here on HSWWB, as well as, frankly, common sense. baseball itself will tell you what level you’re at if you pay attention. Is the kid getting recruited by the top travel teams in the country, getting offers to fly in for tournaments, having MLB scouts call and ask if they can stop by to talk? My son grew up...
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Actually the primary purpose is to inform any stakeholder that has a son that is going through the recruiting process, as for you know, a family can spend between 5k and 7.5k annually on their kids baseball activities, only to find out the investment was emotional and the numbers don't add up. Note, some might say a " Picture is worth a thousand Words ". So is it wrong to provide Pictures? As for PM's, the purpose of a PM is to help . Note, I believe the only personal information requested...
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I'm always curious as to how many people leverage College Baseball Insights. There is no question that it's got some really good information that is very smart to consider when identifying targets and considering offers, but for many, I'm guessing it has a lot of information that players and parents don't WANT to know. Because the data might point to "Awesome U" being a horrible fit for the player. But they've got their hearts set on Awesome U and it's bright lights and sizzle. I am no...
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
When I talk about the JuCo route I’m talking about places like Crowder, Iowa Western and comparable programs. I’m an advocate for high level JuCo baseball. I know what it did for me and it did the same for my son. The top 50 JuCos play great baseball and if you haven’t seen it with your own eyes you really should catch a few games. Especially if you are in the recruiting cycle.
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Re: JUCOs At a Glance - Iowa Western Community College
The truth is: your primary purpose for being on HSWWB is to promote your business. And I’m not impressed. Maybe just take part in more of the convos like a normal person, and don’t send private PM’s asking personal questions to people you don’t know. That’s my truth.
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I find CBI's posts interesting, I like the data, and he also speaks of his own experiences with recruiting. To have people on here who have access to all kinds of useful data is a great resource.
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Re: 2022 Player Attrition (First Glance)
Ah - I think I see the issue. The link posted defaults to the 2021 Year, which means last years rosters. If you change the year selection to 2022, you see the current roster info, and this selection is showing far fewer teams with their rosters already posted. Makes more sense now. Thanks again.
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Hey CBI, t hat's a nice list. Thanks Where are you finding the Fall 2021 roster information on all those schools? Some schools have already posted rosters to their websites, but many that you have listed have no current info posted. Do you have a secret source?
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Yeah. My bad. Currently we still consider 2021 as the active year. In the past, we've only posted spring roster, which normally are available ~ feb/mar. With Covid thought being able to project rosters would be interesting. If other school make there info available, will then post. There are some schools that we consider demo schools, that will allow you to drill down on the details, e.g Mississippi State. As for other Division Tentative release NCAA-D2 - 10/22 NAIA - 10/29 NJCAA - 11/5...
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Re: 2022 Player Attrition (First Glance)
I have several questions: 1) The attrition rate, does that include those that graduated? Graduated early? 2) If based on fall rosters, is your data looking at only previous freshmen, sophomores, and juniors? Does it take into effect those juniors (and sophomores) that were drafted? 3) Why is Notre Dame an anomaly?
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2022 Player Attrition (First Glance)
Here is a link to view preliminary 2022 Player Attrition rates: https://collegebaseballinsight...mp;mc_eid=edeb86d5a8 Information is based on 2021 Fall Rosters. Note: Insights are subject to change Player attrition rate % means percentage of players that have left the team Current Year - Current Year Roster Size (fall 2021) Value- 0 means roster is not available Value - 50% of previous years roster size (normally means team has only published returning players. Previous Year - Previous Year...
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Re: 2022 Player Attrition (First Glance)
Answer 1 and 2: Player attrition equals the how many players from previous year are not on the team in current year. Since the fall season is a precursor for 2022, it has been loaded as 2022 data. Answer 3: Compared to who? Here is the feature in detail. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwarBxNhLL4
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Re: 2022 Player Attrition (First Glance)
Based on 2021 fall roster, Notre Dame had low player attrition Below shows difference between spring (2021) and fall, with potential reason for attrition. Note, fall rosters are a point in time snapshot, thus subject to change
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Re: 2022 Player Attrition (First Glance)
Quick update: https://search.collegebaseball...ting/player-turnover Additional information available on Free version. Total Outgoing - # of players (previous year) not on current year roster Total Outgoing Freshman - # of previous Year's Freshman not on current year roster Total Incoming - # of New Players
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2022 Team Roster Insights Now Available
All 2022 College Rosters have been imported You can use one of the CBI Free Tools to review Team Roster patterns since 2017 https://collegebaseballinsights.com/insights/ State Participation Insights *Team Roster Turnover Insights *JUCO Pipeline Dashboard * Requires player linking reconciliation (Transfer In) (E.G Player A transferred from College X) NCAA-D1, D2 reconciled NAIA (Work in progress) NCAA-D3, NCCAA, USCAA (tbd) Team Performance Ranking Insights - Will be updated end of day Messy...
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Re: 2022 MLB JUCO Influence
Interesting - so about 20% of the drafted D1 players were at a juco at some point?