Baseball America writers Aaron Fitt and John Manuel put out an article ranking the top programs in the BCS conferences while including traditional baseball power conferences in C-USA and the Big West. The article ranks programs with a letter grade from an A for excellent to an F for failing. Some of the schools that received the A standard were Miami, FSU, Stanford to name some. Duke and Pacific are among a few schools that received an F for a grade. The full article is available in PDF format by clicking here.
I think giving U. Conn an “F” was a bit harsh, at least off the past two seasons, they have been a decent team. No that they deserved anything higher than a “D” – but it is not like they have been an embrassment to the conference.
Seton Hall on the other hand….
Georgetown has been a disaster even when I was following Providence College.
Nice link; thanks for the article. What is the early word on Georgia? After enjoying a nice CWS run two years ago, last year was a bit of a mess. What about Texas?
Chip A.; not sure if giving an “F” is too harsh, but I actually like a publication (or site) that is willing to actually use a full grading scale. Too many places take the easy way out and give D’s (or similar rating), so as not to offend.