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Well first off baseball is a lot different than all the other sports in college. Since you cant get drafted until after your second year of college or you have to sign right out of high school then most players go to juco schools and what not. Baseball scouts however will find you if you are good. You can go anywhere and if you have the talent they will find you.

MLB Draft depletes UNC roster
Before the dust had settled on North Carolina’s third straight run to the College World Series, several Tar Heel juniors were already entering into negotiations with MLB teams. The most biting of those contact signings came down the pipe in early August, as right fielder Tim Fedroff inked a deal with the Cleveland Indians, who drafted him in the seventh round of the MLB Draft. Fedroff was a key contributor to UNC’s postseason run, batting 12-for-22 in NCAA Tournament games.

That is an excert from North Carolinia Tarheels website. Thanks and i think this is the school you should choose. They are preseason #2 in nation.

A good place to go is florida they have a good team. They are usually high in the rankings and usually wins alot of games

The best way to get a scout to notice you is to find out where one lives (a scout) and make sure he is home and then stand out in his front yard in the middle of the night. I guarantee he will notice you

Here’s two to consider. Long Beach State College in California. A lot of the “Dirt Bags” have been drafted and signed the past few years. Another is the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Bob Bremley’s son (he’s the manager who took the AZ D’Backs to a World Series win) was drafted by the Cubs out of there.

I would suggest a winning team, so you can have fun winning, as well as get noticed late in the year. Like the guy said above me, UNC is good, but they might be too good and you won’t get much playing time. I suggest that you go to a big time schools that aren’t too well know for their baseball, maybe USC, Texas, or Oklahoma.

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NCAA Div. I Pre-Season Poll (As of Dec. 22, 2008)

Rank School (’08 Final Record) Points
1. Louisiana St. (49-19-1) 495
2. North Carolina (54-14) 494
3. Rice (47-15) 489
4. Georgia (45-25-1) 486
5. Stanford (41-24-2) 484
6. Arizona St. (49-13) 482
7. Florida St. (54-14) 479
8. Louisville (41-21) 476
9. Texas A&M (46-19) 473
10. Texas (39-22) 470
11. Mississippi (39-25) 467
12. Georgia Tech. (41-21) 465
13. Cal. St. Fullerton (41-22) 462
14. Oklahoma St. (44-18) 459
15. Baylor (32-26) 457
16. Fresno St. (47-31) 456
17. San Diego (44-17) 453
18. Miami, Fla. (53-11) 451
19. Kentucky (44-19) 448
20. U.C. Irvine (42-18) 445
21. UCLA (33-27) 443
22. Missouri (39-21) 440
23. Pepperdine (38-21) 439
24. Southern California (28-28) 436
25. Florida (34-24) 435
26. Clemson (31-27-1) 432
27. Notre Dame (33-21-1) 430
28. Coastal Carolina (50-14) 428
29. Michigan (46-14) 425
30. U.C. Santa Barbara (35-21) 423
31. East Carolina (42-21) 422
32. Missouri St. (40-17) 420
33. Southern Mississippi (42-22) 417
34. Tulane (39-22-1) 415
35. Arizona (42-19) 414
36. Wichita St. (48-17) 410
37. Texas Christian (44-19) 409
38. Oregon St. (28-24) 406
39. California (33-21-2) 402
40. Alabama (35-28) 398
Other Teams Receiving Votes: Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Arkansas, Auburn, Long Beach St., Oregon, Virginia, North Carolina St., Houston, Kent St., Santa Clara, U.C. Riverside, Oral Roberts, Nebraska, Kennesaw St., Ohio St., Oklahoma, San Diego St., Tennessee, Mississippi St., New Mexico, Jacksonville St., Elon, Western Kentucky, Dallas Baptist, N.C. Charlotte, South Florida, St. John’s, Winthrop, Purdue, James Madison, Marshall, Central Florida, Washington, Washington St., Georgia Southern, Northwestern St., Lamar, Texas-San Antonio, Southern, Louisiana-Monroe, New Orleans, Hawaii, San Jose St., San Francisco.

Cal. St. Fullerton and USC are great school to get noticed…

fullerton is easy to in to as far as academics if you dont have great grades…..

You don’t get to go to college if you refuse to use the “caps” button properly. College requires you write like an adult, not like an idiot. I’d work on that before you start worrying about baseball.

Well it depends there are good baseball schools all over the country. So it pretty much just depends on where you want to go to school. If you really want to know NCAA.com is a great place to start.