The D1Baseball Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

These guys are the best national college baseball coverage you're going to find. They're plugged in and know what they're talking about. With the addition of Mike Rooney to the team the quality of the podcast has taken a step forward too. Glad to have D1 out there helping advance the sport across the map.

First a couple minor negatives. Most episodes have a large volume difference between the hosts. Typically Kendall Rogers is much louder than the others. This causes listeners to constantly adjust the volume, depending on who is talking. Seems like this would be fairly easy to fix, but it is a common issue for many podcasts. Second, the hosts often speak of players without mentioning their school. They obviously know everything there is to know about these guys, and many listeners may as well, but for those of us coming to the podcast to increase knowledge it can be frustrating. On the positive side, I can’t think of any podcasts, tv/radio broadcasts, or even websites that cover any sport as well as this group does. Fantastic players, teams, and stories come from hundreds of campuses in college baseball, not just the Power 5. For the guys to be on top of just about everything our sport has to offer is very impressive.

These guys are the best source of everything college baseball. For a sport that doesn’t get enough national attention, D1 Baseball fills the gap for someone who loves college baseball!

Been enjoying this podcast for the past 5 years! College baseball is such an awesome sport, and I look forward to these weekly podcasts in order to stay informed (and listen to the banter). Great @D1Baseball content!

I was very excited when D1baseball.com came about many years ago. As a life long NCAA baseball fan, it was awesome to have an outlet to get information. However, I have a very hard time with the pass and even defense they give the ACC for their horrendous tournament format. A format so awesome that exactly 0 other conferences have adopted it. Conference championships are the ceiling for most programs and to have a tournament format where a lower seeds has to rely on results of other games to make a run is unacceptable. I hoped as this platform grew they would push for these for these type of changes.

Fitts, Kendall, and Rooney have a wealth of knowledge (the other team sharing this feed is v bad) but their preview episodes and recaps are filled with info that I can get from looking at the team stats page and box scores. Less focus on individual games/series and more of the trends and developments that happen over the course of the season would make each episode more must-listen and make me want to catch up on ones that I’ve missed. Anyone interested enough to follow a college baseball podcast probably isn’t a casual fan and would be better served by getting more into the weeds.