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Episode 68: Joe Fraser
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Today's guest is arguably one of the best one and done player in Titan Baseball history, Joe Fraser.
Fraser played just one year for Cal State Fullerton, that year... 1995, the year the Titans won their third national championship, defeating the University of Southern California 11-5 in the final game.
The 1995 Titans squad is widely considered the greatest college baseball team of all time going 57-9 and became the first No. 1 seed at Omaha to win the title. In that championship game, Fraser started at second base and went 1-for-4 and scored one of the 11 runs the Titans put up at Rosenblatt Stadium that day.
A Junior College transfer, Fraser played the 1995 season and was selected in the 27th round of the MLB Draft by the Minnesota Twins. During his one year on Fullerton's campus, he averaged .348, hit 7 home runs and drove in 46 runs.
Highlights include:
🎙️ Growing up Joe Fraser (2:55)
🎙️ Find his path in baseball (5:36)
🎙️ Going JUCO before Fullerton (7:07)
🎙️ Choosing Cal State Fullerton (10:46)
🎙️ Joining the team in fall of 1994 (13:26)
🎙️ Coming together as a team in Spring (15:35)
🎙️ The losing streak of 3 games (17:47)
🎙️ The win streak to a championship (20:16)
🎙️ 3 CWS games leading to Championship game (21:19)
🎙️ Honkey Tonk Women the official song of the '95 team (22:52)
🎙️ Recounting the championship game (26:31)
🎙️ Augie's scooter (29:42)
🎙️ National champions at the White House (31:44)
🎙️ Playing pro baseball (33:20)
🎙️ Professional career now (35:47)
🎙️ Thoughts on the recruiting process now vs. then (38:51)
🎙️ Thoughts on current state of the Titans program (42:50)
▶️ Visit our website: CalStateOmaha.com
▶️ Follow us on Twitter: @CalStateOmaha
▶️ Follow us on Facebook
▶️ Follow us on Instagram: @calstateomaha
▶️ Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com
▶️ Follow Joe Fraser on Twitter: @joefras8
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Fraser played just one year for Cal State Fullerton, that year... 1995, the year the Titans won their third national championship, defeating the University of Southern California 11-5 in the final game.
The 1995 Titans squad is widely considered the greatest college baseball team of all time going 57-9 and became the first No. 1 seed at Omaha to win the title. In that championship game, Fraser started at second base and went 1-for-4 and scored one of the 11 runs the Titans put up at Rosenblatt Stadium that day.
A Junior College transfer, Fraser played the 1995 season and was selected in the 27th round of the MLB Draft by the Minnesota Twins. During his one year on Fullerton's campus, he averaged .348, hit 7 home runs and drove in 46 runs.
Highlights include:
🎙️ Growing up Joe Fraser (2:55)
🎙️ Find his path in baseball (5:36)
🎙️ Going JUCO before Fullerton (7:07)
🎙️ Choosing Cal State Fullerton (10:46)
🎙️ Joining the team in fall of 1994 (13:26)
🎙️ Coming together as a team in Spring (15:35)
🎙️ The losing streak of 3 games (17:47)
🎙️ The win streak to a championship (20:16)
🎙️ 3 CWS games leading to Championship game (21:19)
🎙️ Honkey Tonk Women the official song of the '95 team (22:52)
🎙️ Recounting the championship game (26:31)
🎙️ Augie's scooter (29:42)
🎙️ National champions at the White House (31:44)
🎙️ Playing pro baseball (33:20)
🎙️ Professional career now (35:47)
🎙️ Thoughts on the recruiting process now vs. then (38:51)
🎙️ Thoughts on current state of the Titans program (42:50)
▶️ Visit our website: CalStateOmaha.com
▶️ Follow us on Twitter: @CalStateOmaha
▶️ Follow us on Facebook
▶️ Follow us on Instagram: @calstateomaha
▶️ Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com
▶️ Follow Joe Fraser on Twitter: @joefras8
85 episodes
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Today's guest is arguably one of the best one and done player in Titan Baseball history, Joe Fraser.
Fraser played just one year for Cal State Fullerton, that year... 1995, the year the Titans won their third national championship, defeating the University of Southern California 11-5 in the final game.
The 1995 Titans squad is widely considered the greatest college baseball team of all time going 57-9 and became the first No. 1 seed at Omaha to win the title. In that championship game, Fraser started at second base and went 1-for-4 and scored one of the 11 runs the Titans put up at Rosenblatt Stadium that day.
A Junior College transfer, Fraser played the 1995 season and was selected in the 27th round of the MLB Draft by the Minnesota Twins. During his one year on Fullerton's campus, he averaged .348, hit 7 home runs and drove in 46 runs.
Highlights include:
🎙️ Growing up Joe Fraser (2:55)
🎙️ Find his path in baseball (5:36)
🎙️ Going JUCO before Fullerton (7:07)
🎙️ Choosing Cal State Fullerton (10:46)
🎙️ Joining the team in fall of 1994 (13:26)
🎙️ Coming together as a team in Spring (15:35)
🎙️ The losing streak of 3 games (17:47)
🎙️ The win streak to a championship (20:16)
🎙️ 3 CWS games leading to Championship game (21:19)
🎙️ Honkey Tonk Women the official song of the '95 team (22:52)
🎙️ Recounting the championship game (26:31)
🎙️ Augie's scooter (29:42)
🎙️ National champions at the White House (31:44)
🎙️ Playing pro baseball (33:20)
🎙️ Professional career now (35:47)
🎙️ Thoughts on the recruiting process now vs. then (38:51)
🎙️ Thoughts on current state of the Titans program (42:50)
▶️ Visit our website: CalStateOmaha.com
▶️ Follow us on Twitter: @CalStateOmaha
▶️ Follow us on Facebook
▶️ Follow us on Instagram: @calstateomaha
▶️ Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com
▶️ Follow Joe Fraser on Twitter: @joefras8
…
continue reading
Fraser played just one year for Cal State Fullerton, that year... 1995, the year the Titans won their third national championship, defeating the University of Southern California 11-5 in the final game.
The 1995 Titans squad is widely considered the greatest college baseball team of all time going 57-9 and became the first No. 1 seed at Omaha to win the title. In that championship game, Fraser started at second base and went 1-for-4 and scored one of the 11 runs the Titans put up at Rosenblatt Stadium that day.
A Junior College transfer, Fraser played the 1995 season and was selected in the 27th round of the MLB Draft by the Minnesota Twins. During his one year on Fullerton's campus, he averaged .348, hit 7 home runs and drove in 46 runs.
Highlights include:
🎙️ Growing up Joe Fraser (2:55)
🎙️ Find his path in baseball (5:36)
🎙️ Going JUCO before Fullerton (7:07)
🎙️ Choosing Cal State Fullerton (10:46)
🎙️ Joining the team in fall of 1994 (13:26)
🎙️ Coming together as a team in Spring (15:35)
🎙️ The losing streak of 3 games (17:47)
🎙️ The win streak to a championship (20:16)
🎙️ 3 CWS games leading to Championship game (21:19)
🎙️ Honkey Tonk Women the official song of the '95 team (22:52)
🎙️ Recounting the championship game (26:31)
🎙️ Augie's scooter (29:42)
🎙️ National champions at the White House (31:44)
🎙️ Playing pro baseball (33:20)
🎙️ Professional career now (35:47)
🎙️ Thoughts on the recruiting process now vs. then (38:51)
🎙️ Thoughts on current state of the Titans program (42:50)
▶️ Visit our website: CalStateOmaha.com
▶️ Follow us on Twitter: @CalStateOmaha
▶️ Follow us on Facebook
▶️ Follow us on Instagram: @calstateomaha
▶️ Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com
▶️ Follow Joe Fraser on Twitter: @joefras8
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