Several power arms have taken huge leaps this fall for Georgia Tech, which buttressed its strong veteran core of position players with one of the nation's best freshman classes. The Jackets should be exciting in 2020.

After snapping a 14-year regionals drought, Tennessee hopes to ride its pitching-and-defense formula back to the postseason in 2020. The Vols have some big shoes to fill, but their emerging talent is plenty intriguing.

Auburn brings back seven everyday regulars and a bevy of experienced pitching from a team that broke down the door to Omaha last year, and a strong recruiting class makes this pitching staff the deepest of Butch Thompson's tenure.

With the third paid assistant legislation dead, college baseball has no time to sit back and sulk. So, where will the sport go next from a legislative standpoint?

Lael Lockhart and Houston surprisingly fell short of an NCAA tourney appearance, but the tools are present for the Cougars to do much bigger things in 2020.

Wake Forest returns seven everyday regulars from the highest-scoring offense in the ACC, and its pitching staff is more mature and very talented. The Deacs are built to make a major splash in 2020.

LSU has one of college baseball's most talented pitching staffs, chock full of blue-chippers on the verge of doing big things. And there's no shortage of competition for jobs in an overhauled lineup.

As the Matt Deggs era begins in Lafayette, the Ragin' Cajuns hope to make some noise in the Sun Belt. Hayden Cantrelle anchors a new-look lineup, and the pitching staff has a nice core of arms to build around.

Even after losing stars Will Wilson and Evan Edwards, NC State could have exciting star power again in 2020, along with a balanced roster. Here's our inside look at the Pack.

UConn brought in an exciting group of newcomers to help fill some big holes, but the Huskies still have an exciting core of returning talents, including catcher Patrick Winkel.