Here in Nebraska, college baseball is very popular, are there any others out there who LOVE NCAA baseball?
366035
Yes, as a Hurricanes Fan, we have frequented your stadium a few times in the past 25 years.  I've been following NCAA baseball since 1981 and it's a great game.  We've got a few good players in the Majors now, like Alex Rodriguez and Charles Johnson to name a few. Maybe we'll back to see you soon.
620788
I luv baseball much more then softball.
772864
I don't consider baseball the all American sport anymore. Rather watch football more then anything these days.
714025
I would have to blame Minor League Baseball and the money that can be earned from signing a Minor League contract.   A lot of players opt to no go to college and sign the minor league contracts because they can make Millions guaranteed out of high school.  \n\nBecause the star power and talent level is diminished, the discrepancy in quality within college baseball is actually very startling between schools.  Some like how games are high scoring like 18-7 but the best games in all sports are close ones not blowouts.  There are a many schools who always remain baseball powerhouses while other schools consistently actually have little chance of ever fielding an elite team.  Thus, college baseball is not even nationally televised and even adds to a cyle of obscurity and lack of interest.  Not even the College World Series title game is televised anymore.\n\nBasketball and Football's "Minor League" is college athletics.  \n\nAgain, blame the Minors and the money that they have.
125330
Baseball isn't number 1 in America, not anymore.  Football and basketball have both surpassed it, probably because there's not as much scandal in those sports, and they're more fun to watch.
839220
hellz yea im a cornhuskers fan
365530
its soooo much fun!!! i have no way to explain it to you, but its tons of fun to play and watch. but, its all a matter of taste and opinion! and there's a hebrew peoverb that says "you can't argue about taste ans smell", meaning that these things are personal...\nbut, baseball is one of america's biggest pastimes...! and its played all over the world- europe, asia... \nwhatever...!
661323
Division 1 schools like Texas, Cal State Fullerton, Oregon State, and Baylor are probably the most presitgious ones in the nation.  The downsides of these universities is the huge student populations and the cost. These schools only give limited scholarships to the athletes that could very well have gone pro instead of continuing their baseball careers in college. It is very hard to make the starting lineups at these universities. If you son wants to play baseball competetively at the college level, but does not necessarily want to go pro, then look at some successful Division 2 schools. They have excellent baseball programs at these universities, and they can be a lot easier on the wallet. No matter what he wants to do, check this website out.....http://www.berecruited.com/college-recruiting-baseball.html
330652
They are both great, but baseball is just too time consuming!!! Its just too much work. So I have to give football the edge. You have more time to reserch and plan and if you go on vacation you will not fall to the basement in the standings.
528487
I love watching the Pro Bowl and the All Star Game for Baseball. I think it is such a great way to see the greatest people from each division go face to face, and see how they match up. It is also great to watch how the fans vote, and who has big fan bases. I don't really watch other events, but I do love watching those two. As for rotating, I like how it rotates in baseball, because of all the great parks, but as for football, it is kind of part of the fun that it is in Hawaii.
1075232
I'm sorry but the Big 12 is just too tough for Nebraska. I'm a CU fan and i'll admit it's too tough for both our teams. The Big 12 South is going to dominate. As for Lucky, I doubt it but we'll have to see. Check out Hugh Charles from CU.
326540
actually there are many (when the NCAA had no championship game..) but in the championships, its nebraska
495464
i'd say baseball is the greatest for a few reasons.  firstly, its the sport i played most and was best at as a kid, so that helped fuel my passion for the game.\n\nwithout my personal bias however, baseball is great because it is one of the few games not played with a clock.  there is no time limit, no gun, no buzzer, no horn that will sound to end the game......as long as you dont make outs, you are always in the game and have a chance to win.  like yogi berra said, "it aint over til its over".\n\nand although some people find the pace of a baseball too slow or too boring in general.....with just a little effort and understanding of the game, even at its slowest pace, the game(the mind games) can be fascinating.  those mind games include the battel between a pitcher and a baserunner...stepping off the mound and/or throwing to first to forace a runner back and hopefully make him stay closer to the bag for fear of being picked off.  the mind games between the pitcher and batter, each trying to outguess the other as to what pitch and location that pitch will come.\n\nalso inlcuded is the ongoing "chess match" between the opposing managers.......making the right pitching substitutions, the right pinch hitter moves etc etc.\n\ni love football and hockey and the faster pace those games offer, but baseball is just so much more special.
211595
for the most part I go with the big time programs. The level of competition is greater and I feel the talent level is far superior than in the mid majors.  That being said I have loved watching George Mason and hope they win it all.  I believe they are a true Cinderella team and if they can win the championship it will be one of the greatest upsets in sports.
7846
I attended Grossmont College with Atlanta second baseman Marcus Giles. I also went to  high school with him =).
999001
Love my Mav's...but love NCAA too...Hook Em' Horns!! But sure you're going to get a better quality with pro sports.
60181
I love college hoops a bit more than the Association 'cause it's more exciting due to March Madness. I love brackets, and I love the hype.