The College Baseball Experience

Noah Bieniek (@NoahB77_) is joined by Jack DeLongchamps (@JDelongchamps) on The College Baseball Experience (@TCEonSGPN) via the Sports Gambling Podcast Network to talk about the Summer's College Baseball news. The duo chat about the biggest matchups on the new SEC Baseball schedule. Bieniek also provides his thoughts on Big Ten expansion for the conference tournament and schedule. On the first episode of The College Baseball Experience in over a month Bieniek brought on Jack DeLongchamps for a conversation. DeLongchamps lived out of an RV for the entire 2024 College World Series. He explains where he parked the vehicle and why he need to get a Fitness/Gym license. DeLongchamps has been embraced by college baseball fans, is this what he imagined when he began Pencil Talk Pod? He shares some stories from Hoover with Ben Upton from the 11Point7 College Baseball Podcast. Does DeLongchamps like the new SEC Baseball Tournament format? What series from the new SEC Baseball schedule is he looking forward to most? What does DeLongchamps think about the difference between low level minor league and power conference college baseball? Bieniek also allows DeLongchamps to talk about his Derek Bender pitch tipping tweet. Then the duo talks about their initial thoughts about the House vs NCAA Settlement Case. When will college baseball increase to 34 scholarships? Lastly, Bieniek gets DeLongchamps' thoughts on Oregon State trapped in PAC 12 expansion. Bieniek will return to The College Baseball Experience podcast periodically with more. Stick with us throughout the offseason for more College Baseball news along the way.

The 2024 MLB Draft has come and gone. Noah Bieniek of The College Baseball Experience recaps the 20 round extravaganza. Bieniek offers thoughts, analysis and MLB Draft grades for all 30 organizations.

The NFL, NBA, and NHL drafts have come and gone. Next on the clock is the 2024 MLB Draft. It's time for SGPN to step up to the plate and deliver an MLB Mock Draft piece. My name is Noah Bieniek, and I host The College Baseball Experience and follow amateur baseball all year long. As a former college player myself and being raised by a baseball coach I am a geek about baseball mechanics and statistics. I used those skills to label all 39 first-round picks with an MLB player comparison. This year's Major League Baseball draft takes place once again during the Mid-Summer Classic festivities. Day 1 of the Draft will be on Sunday, 7/14, in Arlington, TX, prior to Monday's Home Run Derby and Tuesday's All-Star Game. At the top of many big boards, you will see college baseball's Home Run king, Charlie Condon. Slightly behind him, you see a cluster of college bats like Travis Bazzana, JJ Wetherholt, Nick Kurtz, and Braden Montgomery. Two-way talent Jac Caglianone is also a no doubt Top 10 player this year. Will Cags attempt to do both like Shohei Ohtani, or will he devote himself to hitting? Elite college pitchers Hagen Smith and Chase Burns are future Aces in the majors. Lastly, the top two prep stars, Konnor Griffin and Bryce Rainer, look to creep into this year's top 10 as well. In past years, the best MLB Mock Draft has only predicted 4 (FOUR!) correct landing spots. I do not have any sources; I believe that when it comes to the MLB Draft, nobody knows anything. In my belief, 75% of information from "sources" in MLB organizations filtering out information is doing so falsely. Instead, most of the picks in my MLB Mock Draft are based on past draft history. I believe most front offices draft based on their organizational strengths rather than their team's needs. So, with all that said, wish me luck.

The College Baseball Experience (@TCEonSGPN) on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network provides angles on opening lines for the 2024 MLB Draft. Noah Bieniek (@NoahB77_) offers his analysis, his betting strategy for the #1 Overall Pick market and MLB Draft best bets. All of Bieniek's opinions and viewpoints stem from his own MLB Mock Draft which will come out on sportsgamblingpodcast.com later this week.

The College Baseball Experience (@TCEonSGPN) on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network talks about Texas A&M Baseball hiring Michael Earley to be the new head coach. Noah Bieniek (@NoahB77_) sheds his insight and grades the new hire. Sunday morning around 9 AM Central time word got out that Texas A&M had made up their mind. Athletic Director Trev Alberts and company decided to hire Michael Earley. He will be a first year head coach in 2025. Earley has a good track record now coming from the Jim Schlossnagle coaching tree with some College World Series appearances and SEC experience. Was it a good hire for the long term? Did Texas A&M even interview realistic candidates to be hired as their baseball coach? Earley is young with a ton of energy. That has resonated with the players and they were all clamoring for Earley to get the job. With the announcement players are planning to remove their names from the portal, which is a big win for Aggieland. Jace LaViolette, Gavin Grahovac, Ali Camarillo, many incoming Freshman, and incoming transfers are all expected to play in College Station next year. In order to best support a first year coach you need some head coaching experience on the staff. What sitting head coach did Texas A&M Baseball poach to be on their staff? Who else did A&M and Earley choose to fill out the coaching staff? Bieniek will return to The College Baseball Experience podcast and show with any more developments. Stick with us throughout the offseason for periodical transfer portal and coaching carousel updates as well as any other news along the way.