Okay, so I saw the thread on the Gold Standard for D3 facilities (very interesting in fact) and since my 2020 is most likely going D2 (hopefully more on that later) I was curious about opinions for that level. Thanks in advance.
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Hard to beat Point Loma Nazarene...
Okay I don't know where that is (I will definitely look it up however) but that looks somewhere you would go on vacation.
JSKelley posted:Okay I don't know where that is (I will definitely look it up however) but that looks somewhere you would go on vacation.
Point Loma is a community in San Diego so I guess, yeah, many do go on vacation there 
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tequila posted:Hard to beat Point Loma Nazarene...
What is that 500 feet to left and I would bet the wind is always blowing in... Send your kids if pitchers but if power hitters ..........
San Diego of course! After playing in the AZ Senior Fall Classic for two years as a Soph and Jr my 2020 missed it this year (yea, his most important year I know) but he was selected for Homecoming Court and his mom was having none of it for baseball this time. LOL.
Gunner Mack Jr. posted:tequila posted:Hard to beat Point Loma Nazarene...
What is that 500 feet to left and I would bet the wind is always blowing in... Send your kids if pitchers but if power hitters ..........
Just a quick Google Earth measurement shows it about 330 to left and, yes, the wind would be blowing in most of the time with the exception of when Santa Ana wind conditions arose. This is typically in the fall but can happen at other times of the year and results in extremely hot dry winds blowing out of the east, sometimes for weeks at a time.
A relative played there and loved the program and the school. A great D2 place to consider.
Before WSSU (D2) dropped their baseball program most home games were played at BB&T ballpark.
Son loved playing there.
Tusculum University in Greeneville TN is pretty nice
Flagler College in St. Augustine FL nice too
