NCAA Baseball Bat Contracts by School

I got curious about which schools swing which bats...this is what I've been able to find. There are some schools that don't seem to have a contract with one specific company, they seem to swing bats from several different companies.


1. Tennessee - LS
2. Arkansas - several different
3. Virginia - Rawlings
4. Texas Tech - several different
5. Oregon State - Demarini
6. Oklahoma State - Demarini
7. Texas - LS
8. Miami - LS
9. Ole Miss - Easton
10. Texas State - Marucci/Victus
11. Arizona - LS
12. Louisville - LS
13. Notre Dame - Demarini
14. Georgia - LS
15. UCLA - Easton
16. Vanderbilt - Demarini
17. Gonzaga - Marucci/Victus
18. Southern Miss - Easton
19. LSU - Marucci/Victus
20. Florida State - LS
21. NC State - LS
22. North Carolina - LS
23. TCU - Demarini
24. Dallas Baptist - Rawlings
25. UCONN -

LS has 9 top 25 teams
Demarini has 5 top 25 teams
Marucci/Victus has 3 top 25 teams
Easton has 3 top 25 teams
Rawlings has 2 top 25 teams
3 top 25 teams that swing several bats or I couldn't find anything on


Other notable teams:

LS - ULL, Louisville, USC, UNC,

Demarini - Florida, MS State, Michigan, Indiana State,

Easton - Alabama, East Carolina,

Marucci/Victus - LA Tech, Georgia Tech, Jacksonville,

Rawlings (I believe Easton and Rawlings are owned by the same company though)- South Carolina, Duke, Liberty, Rawlings, Norfolk St,




I looked into this because I was really wondering if there was any correlation between top teams and the bats they swung. I have swung several of the BBCOR bats from recents years. To me, based purely on feel and performance (from me who by no means is or was a college ball player) they rank as:

Louisville Slugger Prime / Meta / Select PWR - composite lines. Feel incredible, barely any feedback on your hands when your hit it (doesn't jar), ball seems to come off with lots of pop.

Demarini Voodoo / The Goods - Nice pop and distance, but they didn't feel as good as the LS bats. Hits that weren't as solid felt much worse on the hands.

Marucci - Marucci doesn't make a composite bat as far as I know. These had okay pop/distance, but didn't seem to be as consistent as the LS or Demarini. Definitely didn't feel as good. Probably has more to do with the fact that every other BBCOR bat I swung was composite or at least a hybrid and these are alloy.

Easton - didn't swing any

Rawlings - didn't swing any