Missouri Valley Conference

Dallas Baptist once again has an abundance of power arms and big-time bats, and is aiming for its first CWS trip after a strong fall.

After his latest road trip, Patrick Ebert breaks down four Missouri Valley Conference clubs: Indiana State, Illinois State, Bradley and Evansville.

Perpetually under-appreciated Indiana State pulled off a few big wins over Florida Gulf Coast and Florida Atlantic to add a few more impressive wins to its resume.

Dallas Baptist remains the class of the Missouri Valley Conference, but Illinois State, Indiana State and Missouri State all have the look of bona fide contenders.

Indiana State has plenty of weapons on the mound with Tyler Grauer and others leading the charge. We have the inside scoop on the Sycamores.

Illinois State got off to a slow start offensively last season, but with the return of Colton Johnson on the mound and plenty of sluggers, it is aiming high in 2021.

From the D1Baseball archives: In this 2015 feature, Michael Baumann explains why Illinois State utilityman Paul DeJong was an analytics darling. The fourth-year junior would become a fourth-round pick and an MLB all-star.

Dallas Baptist lefty Burl Carraway was recruited as a projectable, undersized two-way talent, but he has blossomed into one of college baseball’s most electric and effective closers.

Perennial power Dallas Baptist is the team to beat once again in the Valley, but Missouri State, Bradley, Illinois State and Indiana State form an intriguing group of challengers.

Indiana State made a statement with an NCAA tournament trip last season. Could even more be in store in 2020? Let’s find out.

With fall workouts beginning, our first notebook has nuggets on Arkansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Wichita State, Creighton, Butler, Illinois, Western Illinois and Illinois State.

Vanderbilt had an impressive run to the program’s second national title and tops the final D1Baseball Top 25 rankings for the 2019 campaign.

Southern Illinois has its new head coach, and it’s Missouri’s Lance Rhodes, who heads to Carbondale after spending the last three seasons with the Tigers.

Indiana State’s Max Wright continues to hit at a high clip, as the Sycamores and Illinois lead the charge in the Midwest Power Rankings. The crew also looks at surprising Omaha, notes and much more.

Triston Polley and Indiana State are off to one of the best starts in school history for a couple of very good reasons. Our Kendall Rogers dives into the Sycamores.