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re: What happened to Cal State Fullerton baseball?
Posted on 5/5/24 at 5:57 pm to DennisQuaid
Posted on 5/5/24 at 5:57 pm to DennisQuaid
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What happened to Cal State Fullerton baseball?
It’s hard to recruit against these bigger programs in the sec/acc who have invested in facilities.
Look how many California players are on SEC rosters, and starting. You maybe had 1 or 2 cali guys per school a few years ago now it’s multiple.
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Posted on 5/5/24 at 6:13 pm to RedFoxx
I think youth baseball and travel ball outside of California also changed the landscape. You used to hear stories about California producing so much talent because they could and did play year round.
Even in the South, kids would only play on their local little league team for a couple of months.
Youth ball, travel ball, and even high school baseball is much bigger in ACC and SEC country than in was in the 80’s. Combine that with the facilities of bigger college programs, and the advantages of programs like Fullerton have disappeared.
Even in the South, kids would only play on their local little league team for a couple of months.
Youth ball, travel ball, and even high school baseball is much bigger in ACC and SEC country than in was in the 80’s. Combine that with the facilities of bigger college programs, and the advantages of programs like Fullerton have disappeared.
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