Our organization has evaluated Nations Baseball and considers it to be more of a money making operation than one that will benefit players. In fact USSSA is cheaper and has more tournaments than Nations. What we found was that Nations was pretty underhanded when it came to entering the Columbus market. We asked ourselves why some one would leave an already established program instead of making improvements. We came to the realization that it came down to money. In our case we were unhappy with the local league not USSSA. The local league and the cronies getting rich off kids was the one switching to Nations. It was a perfect time to shuck the problem and put the kids first again. USSSA offers insurance and a way for teams to communicate. Why pay for more when all that matters is a baseball diamond and kids to play? Nations is nonsense. Anyone can see through the veil if you look hard enough. "warningtrack" is right on track.

Based on my experience, USSSA sucks. They are generated purely by money- period!

Regarding the new league. Who knows? Why will it be different?