🚨Top 5 vs. bottom 5 programs Some D1 programs filled their incoming class almost entirely with freshmen. Others didn't sign a single one. Highest freshman share of the incoming class: → Stanford — 92% (11 of 12) → UMass Lowell — 85% (11 of 13) → Le Moyne — 83% (10 of 12) → Maine — 75% (12 of 16) → Davidson — 75% (9 of 12) Lowest: → Stephen F. Austin — 0% (0 of 28) → Western Illinois — 0% (0 of 24) → Austin Peay — 0% (0 of 22) → UL Monroe — 4% (1 of 25) → UT-Martin — 6% (1 of 16) By raw count, Texas and Merrimack brought in the most freshmen in D1 — 16 each. Nationally, freshmen are 37% of incoming players; the other 62% are transfers. Subscribers get the freshman, four-year and JUCO split for every program. (Ivy League, Patriot League and service academies left off the top list on purpose — their classes are almost entirely freshmen for structural reasons, not a roster-building choice.) 👉212 of 309 D1 programs already have full rosters live on the dashboard — with more publishing every day. This is a first glance, not the final picture. See your program's incoming class: 👇Subscribers get the freshman, four-year and JUCO split for every D1 program (tablet/laptop) 👉Drill down on South Carolina (change reporting year to 2027) ow.ly/pRC450ZOKWn #NCAABaseball #collegebaseball #uncommitted #collegebaseballresearch