unless u are the best in D-3 it is very unlikely

I don't know! Please help answer this!!

If you have a passion for baseball that burns within you enough to the point you'll overcome sex barriers, then you can play high school baseball even if you're a girl. But make sure to be REALLY good at it, and if you're a pitcher, learn to throw a mean knuckleball. And if you're a position player, hit .300.

1 Augie Garrido 1975 wins

2 Mike Martin 1944 wins

3 Gordie Gillespie 1893 wins

4 Gene Stephenson 1768 wins

5 Ed Cheff 1705 wins

6 Mark Marquess 1585 wins

7 Jim Morris 1566 wins

8 Woody Hunt 1529 (still coaching)

9 Larry Hays 1508 wins

10 Chuck Hartman 1444 wins

Nope, but what you can do is pull a fielder in another position and temporarily have the current pitcher play in that position while another pitcher fills in at the mound. After the new pitcher is done he can be pulled, the original pitcher can be moved back to the mound, and another player put in the position he was in.

Go to www.collegebaseball.com

or

www.ncaa.org

Baseball: 6

Men's Basketball: 1

Women's Basketball: 0

Football: 3

Men's Golf: 4

Women's Golf: 0

Women's Gymnastics: 0

Women's Soccer: 0

Softball: 0

Swimming and Diving: 0

Men's Tennis: 0

Women's Tennis: 0

Men's Indoor Track and Field: 2

Women's Indoor Track and Field: 11

Men's Outdoor Track and Field: 4

Women's Outdoor Track and Field: 15

Volleyball: 0

Total: 46

Depends where you get it from and the type of hat

None. He was drafted out of high school.

The shortest college football game ever played was between North Carolina and Boston College in 2012. This game lasted for about 2 and a half hours.

The top of the rubber on the pitchers mound is to be no higher than ten inches (25.4 cm) above home plate. From 1903 through 1968, this height limit was set at 15 inches, but was often slightly higher, sometimes as high as 20 inches (50.8 cm), especially for teams that emphasized pitching, such as the Los Angeles Dodgers, who were reputed to have the highest mound in the majors. A higher mound usually works in favor of the pitcher.

It really depends on where you are coaching & how much THEY pay you. Honestly, coaches for cheer do not get paid a lot. If you love cheer, that's what makes you want to coach, not how much money you make. If you are not devoted to coaching, it's definitely not the job for you.

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Depends on the league. In my league i umpire 10 year old and i get about 20 a game and every Sunday game i get a raise so there are about 180 games so i make a decent amount for being a teenager.

A regular high school football game, provided there is no overtime involved, is 12 minutes per quarter for 4 quarters. However, the final time depends greatly on how many times they stop the clock.

Usually, they last a little over 2 hours, including halftime.

It didn't. It was originally played in Kalamazoo, Michigan in 1947 and 1948 before moving on to Wichita, Kansas in 1949 before coming to a permanent home in Omaha, NE.. Where it has been since 1950. The last CWS was held in Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium in 2010 With the University of South Carolina Gamecocks winning it's first championship in any sport.

Next year the CWS moves to downtown Omaha and the TD Ameritrade Stadium.

Shoes, Turfs, Cleats, Under Shirts, Workout shirts, Hats, Uniforms, Bats, Gloves, Batting Gloves, Catchers Gear, Bags, Sometimes sunglasses and other miscellaneous stuff depending on the school.

The 1974 College World Series winner was the University of Southern California who defeated the University of Miami, 7-3, in the championship game. MVP of the Series was George Milke of USC.

That is the day high school football recruits must declare which colleges they want to attend. Most declare what schools they want to attend beforehand (verbal commitments).

The Rule fo the DH - or the Designated Hitter - is basiccally the fac tthat hte Designated Hitter shall bat in place of the pitcher int eh American League of Professional Baseball Franchises. For more information on the Designated Hitter, please see http://abolishthedh.stonegauge.com

Since colleges want to see how you do throughout your entire high school baseball career, most high school baseball players sign with colleges during their senior year or at the end of your junior year. The college will most likely send out a scout to watch and evaluate the players game and see if they have the skill and talent to play at the next level. For whatever reason if you get hurt or decide not to play baseball anymore, the college will let you know that they are done seeking you as a player for their team and you can still decide on what college you want to go to before its too late. I personally recommend waiting to sign later in high school so that you can be sure that playing college baseball is exactly what you want to do. If you don't want to work hard and bust your butt then don't bother trying to sign with a college. It's a lot different then high school baseball. Coaches don't take as much messing around and are there to win an NCAA championship.

Hope this works out for you. Good luck!