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Version 4.0.2 · 2026-02-26
* Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 4.0.2, updated 2026-02-26.






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D1 Baseball Full Season
This app requires the user to buy an in-app subscription on an annual basis.
This subscription enables use of the D1 Baseball app which provides up-to-date scores, standings, and schedules for Division I College Baseball. Once subscribed, you will be able to view information about your favorite Division I College Baseball teams. While viewing team standings, by conference, you can select teams as favorites. Games for your favorite teams will show up first in the scores view. You can also receive alerts, in the form of push notifications, for selected teams.
The subscription lasts for the entire college baseball season, including playoffs through the Division I College World Series. The subscription will remain active until right before the next season begins. An active subscription enables all features of the app.…
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