College version of HSBBW?

There are a few sites college folks tend to check on. Each school will have a few fan message boards. Alot of them are hosted on Scout.com. You'll need to bump around google to find the active boards. UNC-CH has a few I'm sure.

You can check nationwide scores by conference daily with links to boxes and live webcasts on http://www.ncaa-baseball.com/

Some of the most fun was listening to the radio broadcasts from around the south. You sorta get to "know" the announcers and the team through the broadcasts before you see them in person much. Seeing them in person after listening to a dozen games is like going from mono to dolby stereo 5.1. What is really great is that most games are video webcast now.

Oh. I'd log in at www.travelocity.com too.

What fun you will have. It was a blast for our family.

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Try this one. A lot of volume EVERYDAY.....

http://collegebaseball.rivals.com/forum.asp?sid=1169&fid=2308&style=2

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I like the rivals site, sebaseball.com.

Scout.com and rivals.com should each have a site for UNC, with message boards. Sometimes parents identify themselves. When the season heats up, fans taunt each other, it's really a riot sometimes.
The ACC has a great website, no message boards but there you can get all stats on players from every team and press releases, player/pitcher of the week, etc. The content is pulled from the teams websites. ACC live allows you to watch conference games for a small fee, you can sign up for your son's team only or all of the games in teh confereence, it's very inexpensive. We had no clue at first (year) and listened to games on yahoo, paying, until we realized that there was a Tiger network to listen to, streaming from the local radio station for FREE.

I know this is more than you asked, but you will have plenty to keep you updated when season begins and still be able to post here on the HSBBW.

I agree 100% with TPM. The message board can get a little "heated". I still read my son's college board from time to time. If your son is struggling you might want to pass on the boards for a few days until he has a good game.

sebaseball.com is a good site for those in the Southeaster US.

I forgot www.sebaseball.com. They provide excellent coverage and it's worth the $6 a month for the premium coverage.

Fungo is right about the school message boards. They are FAN boards and really not meant for parents or players even. Fans can be brutally honest, if not always knowledgable or even coherant. I usually get a chuckle from reading.

Fungo the wise one gave me advice many years ago to stay away from college fan boards (on bad days).

sebaseball does a good job of ACC coverage.

Rivals.com baseball covers all.

www.d3baseball.com is very popular with DIII's.

There is no replacement for HSBBW!

Rivals has a generic college site with good content (free) and a message board, the only problem is it is pretty SEC ACC dominated:

http://collegebaseball.rivals.com/

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the only problem is it is pretty SEC ACC dominated

So are college sports ----- Sorry I just had to say that for my left coast friends .

All of a sudden that no longer offends me!

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Originally posted by Fungo:

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the only problem is it is pretty SEC ACC dominated

So are college sports ----- Sorry I just had to say that for my left coast friends .

Thanks Fungo...reminds me...44 jr and I had lunch just last week with a player from Fresno State baseball 2008...

You know, He seemed to think that the sports season on the west coast 2008 went pretty well...

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44 jr and I had lunch just last week with a player from Fresno State baseball 2008...

You know, He seemed to think that the sports season on the west coast 2008 went pretty well...

( I'm shameless. Couldn't resist! )

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Originally posted by Fungo:

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the only problem is it is pretty SEC ACC dominated

So are college sports ----- Sorry I just had to say that for my left coast friends .

Ouch! That hurt, I guess I need to rub the trophy on the wound to take the pain away

Does anyone know if you subscribe to Rivals.com if you have access to all their fee based websites or is there a fee for each one? (i.e. sebaseball.com)

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Originally posted by jerseydad:
Does anyone know if you subscribe to Rivals.com if you have access to all their fee based websites or is there a fee for each one? (i.e. sebaseball.com)

Good question. I know for certain that my subscription with sebaseball.com also allows access to Rivals.com. I am not sure if it allows access to every Rivals affiliation however (e.g., football Rivals). Also, I believe there are many state-specific Rivals sites regarding highschool recruiting and preps news that you may need a seperate subscription for. Not sure about that however.

My scout.com subscription allows me to read paid content on other sites other than the one I joined.