The Ouch List: Opening Weekend

Josh Watson and TCU had a big weekend, and others caught our attention, too, including Stanford lefthander Erik Miller.

Opening Weekend featured plenty of premium arms and our David Seifert showcases those that threw 96 mph or harder on the radar gun.

Oregon State coach Pat Bailey went 3-0 to kick off his tenure as we look at how each Top 25 team did over the weekend.

Virginia Tech crashed the mid-major party in DeLand, going 3-0 with notable wins over Stetson and Sam Houston State. Eric Sorenson breaks it all down.

Gabe Holt and Texas Tech stormed back to even their series against Oregon, one of the headlines from our look back at Saturday’s action.

After a couple of years wandering in the desert, Arizona State has found its swagger again — and its offense looks downright terrifying.

UC Irvine scrapped its way to a doubleheader split against Washington after the Huskies showed how explosive their offense can be in the first game.

JJ Bleday and Vanderbilt left a strong first impression and TCU welcomed back Jared Janczak, and gave him some run support.

Louisville dropped its season opener to Connecticut, but bounced back in powerful fashion to even the series on Saturday.

Oregon State’s Bryce Fehmel threw eight innings of one-hit ball, earning a spot on Saturday’s individual leaderboard.

Oregon’s Spencer Steer had a big day at the plate, and the Ducks’ win over Texas Tech headlines our look back at Opening Day action.

Antoine Duplantis was one of two LSU outfielders to hit a pair of homers on Opening Day, headlining Friday’s individual leaderboard.

Cal State Fullerton rode pitching and defense to a shutout win over TCU, and Vanderbilt flexed its offensive muscle in a slugfest victory over Virginia at the MLB4 tournament.

UCLA and St. John’s left strong marks in the season opener at Jackie Robinson Stadium. Shotgun has the report from the City of Angels.

Oregon State ushered in a new era with head coach Pat Bailey and needed late heroics, UNM’s Justin Slaten impressed and Gonzaga’s Casey Legumina left a lasting impression.