How to make NCAA CWS more interesting

[Orange Socks]

Get somebody to offer Bahl a boatload of NIL money to leave...

Done!

 

[_MIA_]

Done!

Yeah I posted that after I read her tweet..lol.

 

[YoungBuck]

Yeah I posted that after I read her tweet..lol.

Is she transferring to Nebraska ?

 

[clarity]

My dd hit home runs over a 200 ft. HS fence in 12U. She was not alone.

The majority of HS fields in my area are 200 down the line and 200 to 210 in CF. IMO, a college field should be 210 down the lines and 225 to CF.

It's ridiculous that the state tournament has such deep fences. Probably 95% of the high schools are 200 all the way around. Then it goes to 225-235 for the final four?

 

[Gags]

I don’t think we would have seen either of those two great over-the-fence catches a few years ago.

I remember when I started watching the WCWS, and seeing how flimsy that OF fence looked - basically chain link with some bubble wrap along the top.

It’s now much more of an OF “wall” vs a “fence”.

To go back on topic - maybe raise the wall height in the corners? Or incorporate slow pitch rules - OU batters start with a 1-1 count.


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[Cougars]

I think all the "anti HR" people are trying to fix something that isn't much of a problem. The #9 D1 team in HR's per game last season (UNC Charlotte) would average 4 HR's in a 3 game series. That doesn't seem like something to worry about.

 

[_MIA_]

I think all the "anti HR" people are trying to fix something that isn't much of a problem. The #9 D1 team in HR's per game last season (UNC Charlotte) would average 4 HR's in a 3 game series. That doesn't seem like something to worry about.

Cough pitcher ‘s dads Cough

 

[Cougars]

Cough pitcher ‘s dads Cough

probably....

Another random stat. There are 301 teams listed on the NCAA RPI rankings. The 42nd best HR hitting team (top 14% of HR hitting teams) hits slightly less than 1 HR per game.

 

[The Man In Blue]

Better stadium management, it's attrocious when you go... It's not organized very well on site and chaos line wise and flow management. Don't get me started on the weather delays and the ***

they pull when that takes place.

Actually do a Pre day world series fan fest the day before...stop sticking 12,000 fans in a small area with slow movements only two hours before first pitch. It all feels rushed and forced.

Send them to learn from Ole Miss.

Seriously ... I went to two major events while I was there (NCAA Baseball Regional and graduation) and I was dreading going to both. I have to say they know how to run events. Plenty of designated parking with constant shuttle services running, fantastic people flow controls, etc. I will say, I was SHOCKED at how fast and easy it was to get in and out.

 

[Gtrips07]

Send them to learn from Ole Miss.

Seriously ... I went to two major events while I was there (NCAA Baseball Regional and graduation) and I was dreading going to both. I have to say they know how to run events. Plenty of designated parking with constant shuttle services running, fantastic people flow controls, etc. I will say, I was SHOCKED at how fast and easy it was to get in and out.

Joey Freshwater knows a thing or two..

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