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College Spotlight: Ole Miss #d1 #collegerecruiting #baseball

2 Aug 2022 · 1 min

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A short YouTube college-spotlight video by Alex Swenson about Ole Miss (University of Mississippi) that summarizes both university and baseball-program facts for recruiting audiences. It gives location (Oxford, Mississippi), NCAA level (Division I, SEC), head coach (Mike Bianco), estimated tuition (in-state ~$9,000; out-of-state ~$25,000), overall student population (~17,000), gender split (58% female / 42% male), student-to-faculty ratio (16:1), and an approximate acceptance rate (≈88%). Baseball details include the 2022 team record (42–23), a stated World Series champion claim, a four-year freshman retention rate for the baseball program (~70%), 2023 departures (1 infielder, 1 catcher, 1 outfielder, 11 pitchers), and the 2023 high-school commit breakdown (four infielders, two catchers, one outfielder, one left-handed pitcher, seven right-handed pitchers).

Questions this video answers

Oxford, Mississippi.

Division I, SEC.

Mike Bianco.

About $9,000.

Around $25,000.

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All right team, the college spotlight where we go into school info and baseball info. We're starting with Ole Miss. They're in Oxford, Mississippi. Their Division 1 program in the SEC. Head coach is Mike Bianco. The school info starting with tuition in state is about $9,000. Out of state is around 25. Student population is around 17,000. Female 58% male, 42% student to faculty 16 to 1. Acceptance rate right around 88%. Over here on the baseball side, their 2022 record they were 42 and 23 in the World Series champions. Man they had a roller coaster of a year. Freshman retention rate on the baseball program over a four year period 70%. It's actually pretty good for Power 52023 graduates, one infield leaving, one catcher leaving, one outfield leaving and 11 pitchers leaving. And then the high school commits 23s, four infielders, two catchers, one outfield, one left handed pitchers and seven right handed pitchers. Check out Ole Miss and hopefully this helped you.