Alex Swenson (YouTube) presents a short video advising freshman pitchers which Division I 'power four' baseball programs actually give freshmen opportunities to pitch amid the transfer-portal era. He enumerates a top-10 ranked list of power-conference schools based on freshman innings pitched and signals future videos about mid-major programs and a prior video covering position players.
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Pitchers, it's your turn. Which Division 1 baseball school are giving freshman pitchers an opportunity to sling it and get out? Especially in this new era of the transfer portal. That's important to know and to keep up as we go through this. If you're a position player, go back to my last video. It's my last reel here. And I talk about position players. The top 10 powerful schools that are giving positions today, we're talking about pitchers and opportunity to play. And over the next couple of days going to be talking about Division 1 mid major school. So non power four schools, which is really important, arguably even more important than the power four schools. All right, with that said, let's go over the top ten power four schools with freshman's innings pitch this past year. Number one coming in, Rutgers University. Number two, the University of Southern California. Number three, University of Florida. Number four, tcu, Texas Christian University. Number five, University of Louisville. Number six, Northwestern University. One of my guys just committed there. Number seven, Oregon State University. Number eight, Miami. Number nine, Virginia Tech. And coming in at number 10, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Good luck.