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2013 College World Series Bats at JustBats.com!

Written by Derek H | Jun 13, 2013 12:20:20 PM

The 2013 College Baseball season has reached the end of the road, and eight teams have survived and advanced to the NCAA College World Series in Omaha: Mississippi St., Oregon St., Indiana, Louisville, North Carolina, NC State, UCLA and LSU.

Each team has its individual strengths and weaknesses; but there is one thing that they all have in common, they swing the best bats in the game. Below is a breakdown of the teams and the bats they’ll be swinging in Omaha.

North Carolina Tar Heels - Louisville Slugger
2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha Balanced BBCOR
2013 Louisville Slugger TPX EXOGRID 3 BBCOR
2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Attack BBCOR

NC State Wolfpack - Rawlings
2013 Rawlings 5150 Alloy BBCOR
2013 Rawlings VELO BBCOR

UCLA Bruins - Easton
2013 Easton S1, S2 and S3 BBCOR
2013 Easton XL1, XL2 and XL3 BBCOR
2014 Easton Mako - available to public on JustBats.com on Sept. 1st.

LSU Tigers - DeMarini
2013 DeMarini CF5 LE BBCOR
2014 DeMarini Voodoo BBCOR
2014 DeMarini Vexxum NVS BBCOR

Oregon St. Beavers - DeMarini
2013 DeMarini CF5 LE BBCOR
2014 DeMarini Voodoo BBCOR
2014 DeMarini Vexxum NVS BBCOR

Mississippi St. Bulldogs - Easton
2013 Easton S1, S2 and S3 BBCOR
2013 Easton XL1, XL2 and XL3 BBCOR

Indiana Hoosiers - DeMarini
2013 DeMarini CF5 LE BBCOR
2014 DeMarini Voodoo BBCOR
2014 DeMarini Vexxum NVS BBCOR

Louisville Cardinals - Louisville Slugger
2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha Balanced BBCOR
2013 Louisville Slugger TPX EXOGRID 3 BBCOR
2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Attack BBCOR

If you watch the College World Series on TV, or are lucky enough to make the trip to Omaha, be sure to pay special attention to the different bats each team uses. Listen to how they sound when the bat makes contact with the ball, and see if you can tell if any of the bats hit farther than the others. Try to pick out as many as you can from this list and imagine what it must feel like to swing what these ballplayers are swinging on college baseball’s biggest stage.