The American Athletic Conference is loaded with legitimate postseason contenders as usual, led by ECU, Houston, UConn and UCF.

The ACC race should be as competitive as ever, with 10 legitimate postseason contenders heading into 2019, and four others that hope to surprise. Find out how they all stack up.

The talent level is way up across the Pac-12 this year, setting up what could be a banner season for the conference.

Logan Davidson leads a very athletic lineup for Clemson, which will rely on a number of talented emerging players in the lineup.

Coastal Carolina is well stocked with power bats, power arms, speed and athleticism. The Chants look primed to make another postseason run.

Colin Peluse headlines a much-improved pitching staff for Wake Forest, which is loaded with power and athleticism in the lineup, setting the Deacs up for a major bounceback.

Trevor Boone and Cade Cabbiness are part of an exciting core of sluggers for Oklahoma State, which also has a deep pitching staff loaded with power arms.

Drew Parrish leads one of the nation’s best weekend rotations at Florida State, which has plenty of holes to fill in the lineup but no shortage of talented newcomers.

All-American Jack Little is part of a very talented veteran core for Stanford, which is also brimming with emerging talents all over the roster.

Reigning AAC player of the year Bryant Packard headlines a balanced, experienced roster for East Carolina, which has its sights set on its first trip to Omaha.

Ole Miss might have college baseball’s best offense in 2019. If the brand-new weekend rotation comes together as hoped, the Rebels could make a run at the national title.

Two-way star Aaron Schunk headlines a deep, experienced roster at Georgia, which is on a mission to build upon last season’s regional-hosting campaign.

Austin Bergner is a key part of a loaded pitching staff that makes North Carolina one of the ACC’s favorites yet again in 2019.

Slugger Michael Toglia helps lead a UCLA lineup that could be one of the nation’s very best. Find out why the Bruins look like the team to beat in the West in 2019.

Top-ranked Vanderbilt is loaded with premium talent on the mound and in the lineup, along with experience and leadership. All the pieces are in place for the Dores to make a title run.

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Drew Millas leads a promising lineup for Missouri State, which is gunning for its third straight Missouri Valley Conference title and another postseason run.

Brendan Beck headlines a new-look pitching staff for Stanford, which has the lineup firepower and the experience to compete for a national title in 2019.

Sean Mooney leads a loaded pitching staff that should keep St. John’s at or near the top of the Big East despite significant turnover in the lineup.

Kenyon Yovan headlines an Oregon pitching staff loaded with exciting power arms, and the lineup is built around a quartet of potential stars, giving the Ducks a good shot to make a run at the posteason.

Max Meyer is back to help lead a loaded pitching staff for Minnesota, which hopes to build on the momentum generated by last year’s super regional run.

Anthony Prato is back to lead an athletic lineup for UConn, which seeks its sixth trip to regionals this decade and is on a mission to finally break through to Omaha.

After injuries ravaged the pitching staff in a rough 2018 campaign, Nebraska should be much deeper on the mound this spring, and ready to bounce back into Big Ten contention.

Joey Loperfido leads a Duke lineup that has a whole new look in 2019, but the pitching staff has a chance to be among the nation’s deepest, giving the Devils a chance to make noise again.