As part of some of the most successful teams in baseball program history, Blevins was a three-time all-region selection and culminated his career as a Second Team All-American in 2014. During his four-year career from 2011-14, he became a record holder within the program, tying for the all-time hits lead with fellow Hall of Famer Donovan Huffer at 276. Blevins is top five in program history in runs scored, RBI, doubles and stolen bases. Overall, Blevins hit .380 for his career, seventh best in program history. As a freshman, Blevins was on CU's West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championship team. And he was a two-time conference champion as Concord won the conference title again in 2013. All told, Blevins and the Mountain Lions won 127 games in four years, including a single-season program record 38 in 2014.