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REQUIRED READING: Diversity in College World Series field reminds us what college sports is all about Has college baseball ever used wooden bats? It has. Wooden bats were once common in college ...

5) A bat may not weigh, numerically, more than three units less than the length of the bat (e.g., a 34-inch-long bat cannot weigh less than 31 ounces).

Wooden bats were once common in college baseball, but in 1974, as a way to increase offense and address cost concerns, a widespread switch to metal bats was made.

Metal bat thug branded "Bob Marley" smashed birthday reveller's jaw in brutal attack Michael Gray went out to seek revenge on the young man who compared him to the reggae legend.

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Unlike their professional counterparts, the overwhelming majority of college baseball players don’t use wooden bats, instead carrying metal ones when they step into the on-deck circle and batter ...

The teams exclusively use wooden bats, slowing down the game to a safer level for the players, age 50 to 77. “Older men, they can’t play metal bat softball anymore,” Stegner said.

No talk of making up for the last at-bat, 3-2 loss in the Division II state final last June. And the celebration of Treadway’s 300th victory Tuesday as Badin’s coach was short and sweet after ...