The Dugout · by Glynn Baseball Advisory

Do your homework like a college staff does.

A college staff studies a recruit before it spends a day on him. The Dugout lets your family study programs the same way: who stays, who plays, how big their players are, where they recruit and when their camps are.

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36%of top 2022 recruits transferred to another D1 within four seasons
21%of top recruits played regularly as freshmen
38,189players on 938 college rosters, D1 through D3
5,938commitments tracked in the 2027 and 2028 classes
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Real numbers from the Dugout.

These come straight from the databases. Inside, you can run the same numbers for any program, conference, state or position.

From Prospect Outcomes

What happened after the commitment

Class of 2022, four seasons later
Drafted from that school, 22%Still on that roster, 21%Transferred to another D1, 36%Off D1 rosters, 22%
Freshman playing time, 2022 to 2024 classes
RegularPart-timeLimitedDidn't play

Who this covers: the top 30 recruits in each of 36 states and regions, from Prep Baseball Report's final state rankings. The first bar is the 615 players in the 2022 class who enrolled at the Division I school they committed to, counted by player; percentages are rounded. Drafted means picked in the MLB draft while at that school; the data doesn't track who signed. Off D1 rosters covers players who moved to a junior college or a smaller division and players who stopped playing; the data can't tell them apart. The second bar is the 2,034 players from the 2022 to 2024 classes with a freshman season at a D1 program: regular means 100+ at-bats, 40+ innings or 8+ starts, and "didn't play" means on the roster with no game stats, which includes redshirts and injuries. Data as of Sept 28, 2026. Inside: look up any college and see how its own top recruits have fared.

From Verbal Ledger

What a 2027 commit looks like

MedianD1
commits		D2, D3, NAIA
commits
RHP fastball9186
LHP fastball8984
60-yard dash6.947.14
Exit velocity9995

Medians from the measurables listed on the PBR and Perfect Game profiles of committed 2027 players. Data as of Oct 7, 2026. Inside: filter the board by school, state and position.

From Verbal Ledger

When D1 commitments happen

44%
August to December of junior year
10%
January to May of junior year
45%
June to early October, before senior year

1,818 Division I commitments in the 2027 class with a date on record. Data as of Oct 7, 2026. Inside: see when each program has taken its commits, and at which positions.

From Roster Slate

How big college players are

Average on 2026 rostersDivision IDivision IIDivision III
Pitchers6'2.0", 202 lb6'1.2", 195 lb6'0.5", 190 lb
Position players6'0.3", 196 lb5'11.6", 190 lb5'11.2", 186 lb

38,189 players on 938 rosters. Heights are shown to a tenth of an inch. Inside: pull up any program to compare its players to your son, and see which states it really recruits from.

The tools

One login. Every college program in the country.

Commitments and camps are updated every Monday. Rosters are rebuilt each season. Every tool shows the date of its data.

  1. 01Prospect OutcomesWhat happened to every state's top 30 players from the 2022 through 2025 classes: who stayed at the school they committed to, who transferred or went pro, and how much they played as freshmen. Look up any college to see how its top recruits have fared.
  2. 02Roster SlateHeight, weight, class, position and hometown for every player on every D1, D2 and D3 roster, so you can see what a program's players look like and where they come from.
  3. 03Verbal LedgerEvery 2027 and 2028 commitment on the PBR and Perfect Game lists with the date each player committed, plus junior college players committing to four-year schools.
  4. 04Camp SlateEvery college camp and prospect event this fall, plus the showcase circuits and which college staffs will be there.
  5. 05Pathway to D1Which Division II and III programs send players up to D1 and where they land, from five seasons of D1 rosters.
  6. 06Recruiting HistoryWhat each program has recruited over the last five classes: exit velo, 60 time, arm strength, fastball velo and size for 31,000+ commits. Enter your son's numbers and see how he compares at every school.
  7. 07Coach ContactsThe right coach to email at every program, usually the recruiting coordinator. Filter it to your list, then copy the emails or download them.
  8. 08Roster OpeningsA rough read on how full each program's 2027 and 2028 classes look by position, counted against a 34-man depth chart. It can't see transfer portal plans, scholarship money or roster cuts. Use it to shape your questions for a staff, not as a promise of a spot.
No empty promises

What the Dugout can't tell you

This is homework, not a guarantee. The data comes from published rosters and public commitment lists, and no data set is perfect.

  • It can't see a staff's transfer portal plans.
  • It can't see scholarship money or who gets cut in the fall.
  • It can't tell you whether a coach likes your son.

What it can do is help you ask better questions, pick camps for a reason, and build a list that fits. Then you talk to the coaches.

Elliot Glynn
Who built it

A coach who sat in the recruiting meetings

Elliot Glynn spent 14 years on Division I staffs at Siena, Hartford and Fordham, most recently as Fordham's pitching coach and recruiting coordinator. He pitched at UConn, was drafted three times and signed with the Milwaukee Brewers.

He built the Dugout so families can do the homework he did from the other side. About Glynn Baseball Advisory

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How does the free trial work?

You enter a card through Stripe and get full access for 3 days. Cancel inside the Dugout before the trial ends and you won't be charged. After that it is $9.99 a month.

How often is it updated?

Commitments and camps are updated every Monday. Rosters are rebuilt each season. Every tool shows the date of its data.

Who is it for?

Families of high school players who want to play in college, and the travel and high school coaches who advise them.

Is this the same as hiring GBA?

No. The Dugout is the data. The advisory is Elliot working with your family directly, and it is capped at 15 families. Advisory families get the Dugout included.