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re: Lottery scholarships and college baseball programs

Posted on 2/5/14 at 1:57 pm to
Posted by LSUJuice
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Posted on 2/5/14 at 1:57 pm to
But seriously, I think the consensus is, yes, it makes a difference and offers some advantage to public schools in those states. Ron Polk spent lots of time in the latter part of his career complaining about this and trying to increase the number of baseball scholarships. But college baseball doesn't tip the scale nationally, so any efforts to change this just won't get any traction. Any influentual media outlet has too many other beefs with the NCAA, so I don't see anything being done about it anytime soon....

College baseball will continue to have the advantaged and the disadvantaged, although there has been more parity emerge in the last 10-12 years.
Posted by Moustache
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Member since May 2008
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Posted on 2/5/14 at 2:19 pm to
quote:

Ron Polk spent lots of time in the latter part of his career complaining about this and trying to increase the number of baseball scholarships


Meh. What's Polk's excuse now? MSU is doing pretty damn good without it.

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But college baseball doesn't tip the scale nationally, so any efforts to change this just won't get any traction. Any influentual media outlet has too many other beefs with the NCAA, so I don't see anything being done about it anytime soon....

College baseball will continue to have the advantaged and the disadvantaged, although there has been more parity emerge in the last 10-12 years.


exactly. I don't think baseball needs more than 11.7 scholarships because it isn't a revenue sport for most schools. In the SEC, who actually makes money on baseball? LSU, Arky, Ole Miss, MSU, USCe. That's it, right?
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