At the intersection of financial strain and roster management, mid- and low-major college baseball coaches are grappling with a new reality that feels like a game of survival. Between the NCAA’s decision to cap regular-season rosters at 34 players and the recently agreed-upon proposal that could pave the path to 38-man fall rosters starting in the 2025-26 academic year, many programs fear their futures are in jeopardy. For these schools, the new rules represent more than just a logistical challenge—they’re a potential financial death knell for some and destabilizing force for many more. Coaches across all levels of Division I…
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