Cameron Repetti signed a National Letter of Intent to play for Titan Baseball in the 2019 / 2020 season.

Repetti is a dual threat both a phenomenal third baseman and a tremendous pitcher. In April he tossed a no-hitter and was leaned on heavily to propel his Cypress High School team to the CIF Championship.

Depending on how the MLB draft plays out, Repetti could be joined on campus by two other Cypress high school teammates who are also committed to play for Fullerton next season.

Cameron is currently up in Washington playing summer ball and gives his thoughts on the recruiting process, ultimately deciding to commit to Fullerton and what is expected of him once he comes to campus.

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If you have listened to a Titan Baseball broadcast, chances are you are familiar with Mike Martinez's voice. Mike Martinez has been the voice of Titan Baseball for nearly a decade and has described the action on the field with his own style and professionalism.

We caught up with Mike to discuss how he started in broadcasting, how he became the voice of Titan Baseball, the Long Beach State rivalry, recapping the "down year" the Titans had in 2019 and more.

If you have listened to previous episodes, you will notice we changed the theme song and intro music. Also, if you have questions or comments or would like to make a suggestion of future guests on the podcast, please email: [email protected].

Anthony Hutting is a former Titan player and current head coach of the Cypress College Chargers baseball program.

We discuss Hutt's playing career that spanned four years from 2010 to 2013, the uniqueness of the rivalry with Long Beach State, how the family dynamic at home with his younger brother was since Eric Hutting was a catcher with the Dirtbags.

Anthony also touches on his current coaching philosophy on player development and the balance of recruiting to a community college baseball program with so many influences pulling at a young ball player's attention.

Our conversation with Tommy Wilson, Titan Baseball alumnus who is currently in the New York Mets organization. In this episode, Tommy discusses:

- Pro baseball spring training
- Transitioning from college to pro baseball
- The intensity of the rivalry with Long Beach State
- 2018 postseason including the epic walk off game against Stanford
- Life after baseball, whenever that comes

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Continuing with our conversation with longtime Cal State Fullerton Sports Information Director, Mel Franks, we pick up going over some of the best teams he has seen in his 30 plus years while the SID at Fullerton. We discuss and share stories about some of the greatest players to have ever worn the Fullerton Blue and Orange along with revealing how current head coach Rick Vanderhook somehow arrived in Omaha prior to the rest of the team while Hook was a Titan player.

The inaugural episode of the 1544 Miles to Omaha Podcast has arrived! Our first guest to talk about Titan Baseball is Mel Franks, now retired Sports Information Director for Cal State Fullerton.

Mel Franks served as the CSUF SID for 32 years, spanning three decades of College World Series championship wins. His wealth of knowledge of the Titan Baseball program, its history and the College World Series is unmatched. Mel Franks has traveled to Omaha 13 times when the Fullerton Baseball team would make their seemingly annual trip to the College World Series.

Part 1 of the 1544 Miles to Omaha POdcast includes Mel talking about the early roots of Titan Baseball not having electricity at the field, how the four national championships would not have been possible without the 1975 Titans advancing to Omaha in their first year of Division One eligibility. Mel also tries to pick his favorite Titan baseball team and the rigors of postseason play competing against schools with bigger budgets and formidable facilities while excelling more times than not.