Age-old debate. Do you think college baseball should use wood bats or metal bats?
I say wood is good. Metal is fine for high school, but I think it's dangerous for 18-22 year olds. I know I wouldn't want to be a pitcher in college! The wood would also separate the men from the boys.
I've heard that D-2 and D-3 baseball is pretty boring with wood. If that's the case, I would be willing to compromise and have the wood implemented only for D-1. Of course, that could be somewhat problematic, as you'd have a few D-1 caliber players electing to play D-2 for the metal bat.
However, if I'm a scout and I see a D-1 caliber player doing that, I immediately think he's afraid of gettng exposed with the wood, and in my mind, that player's value goes down. Obviously, there are some exceptions. The advantage of playing at a junior college is you can get drafted earlier. So, you already have some D-1 talent there for that reason.
I'd still take wood in D-1 only over the status quo, though. The metal poses a serious threat to pitchers and sometimes gives scouts a false or distorted impression of hitters.
I guarantee there would be fewer busts in the earlier rounds if D-1 implemented the wood.