Re: College Baseball

There won't ever be wooden bats in Division I-A, at least not in the Pac-10
because of money. Schools receive bats from these manufacturers. Washington
State was one that wanted to vote down the aluminum bats since they don't
have anything to lose (no companies giving them anything). From what I
understand, other Pac-10 schools jumped down their throat.

"John Mullins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Nick Beaudrot wrote:
> > In rec.sport.baseball Nelson Lu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >>Stanford is not the only private school in Pac-10.  It would be far more
> >>equitable to let the school that charges as much tuition while not
providing
> >>particularly good education to pay for it.
> >
> >
> > Well at this point almost every private college charges $30,000/year,
> > for reasons I can't understand, so it seems like bad for to single out
> > USC in this matter.
> >
> > And USC is one of the few schools left that gives serious merit
> > scholarships, which is handy for those who are house-poor and thus stand
> > no chance of getting financial aid.
>
> Not to mention that we actually WIN the CWS title game when
> we get there... :)
>
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