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Originally Posted by batted balls
Through the magic that is Out of the Park Baseball, the All-American Baseball League will soon begin its 2006 season. Twenty of the top collegiate baseball programs will compete for the national championship following a 162-game schedule. The teams will be divided into two divisions of 10 teams each. These alignments are listed below. Team rosters are taken from baseball-almanac.com. Whether a player appeared in one major league game or 1,000 games, he is eligible for the league. Financials are turned off. Injuries will be set at very low and no trades will be allowed. Players were imported as either rookies or as second-year players if they were a September call-up. The DH will be used. All teams will be computer-run. The divisions winners will meet in a best-of-seven game National Championship series. Look for rosters and spring training reports in future postings.
East
Florida State Seminoles
Illinois Fighting Illini
Ivy Eagles (a collection of Ivy Leaguers)
Louisiana State Tigers
Miami Hurricanes
Michigan Wolverines
Michigan State Spartans
Minnesota Golden Gophers
Mississippi State Bulldogs
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
West
Arizona Wildcats
Arizona State Sun Devils
California Golden Bears
Cal State Fullerton Titans
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Stanford Cardinal
Texas Longhorns
San Diego State Aztecs
Southern California Trojans
UCLA Bruins
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dood. I tried to create a league based on every conference in NCAA football but it crashed like 3 times. Hopefully my computer is man enough to run it because it would be, like really cool.