College grads don't play baseball

College grads don't end up playing the Major Leagues very often. According to The Wall Street Journal, there are only 26 major league college graduates. No, that isn't a typo -- it's 26 total, not 26 percent.

And that's not just players, but also managers.

I wrote before about Ross Ohlendorf, a Princeton graduate who is probably smarter than you. I'd guess that he's the most accomplished member of the major leagues -- at least when it comes to education.