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The average height and weight of the teams in Omaha is 6’2/205. This is generally pulled down by freshmen on the bench or an outlier pitcher.View quoted post on X
The teams that are winning have very few, if any, players in their starting lineup under 200 pounds.
The teams going 0-2 or 1-2 at the CWS have several players under 200 pounds.
There are a couple outlier infielders that are 5’10/185 or so. FSU’s smallest starter is 6’1/188.
But 195-200 is generally the cutoff weight at any of the 8 defensive positions. Any player under those weights is not in the starting lineup.
The amount of 6’2/220, 6’3/230, 6’4/240, 6’5/250 players is staggering - up and down the lineup of the SEC schools.
Here’s a sample:
Florida
Jac Cag 6’5 / 250
Catchers
Brody Donay 6’5 / 235
Luke Heyman 6’4 / 220
Tennessee Christian Moore that hit for the cycle 6’1/215.
Blake Burke 6’3/235
Billy Amick INF 6’1/217
Kavares Tears 6’0/200
One of the “lightest” players I’ve found is FSUs INF Alex Lodise at 6’1/188. A few Kentucky and North Carolina infielders were a little smaller.
More FSU position player starters:
Drew Faurot INF 6’3/202.
Jaime Ferrer OF 6’1/220
Max Williams 6’2/198
James Tibbs 6’0/204
Cam Smith 6’3/230
Daniel Cantu 6’3/219
Marco Dinges 6’0/194
Texas AM
Braden Montgomery 6’2/220
Gavin Grahovac 6’2/220
Jace LaViolette 6’6/230
Jackson Appel 6’0/200
Hayden Schott 6’2/220
Ted Burton 6’3/200
Bonus SEC South Carolina
Ethan Petry (SC) 6’4 / 235
Gavin Casas (SC) 6’4/230
Cole Messina (SC) 6’0/230
Blake Jackson (SC) 6’0/195
Kennedy Jones (SC) 6’1/220
