The Fresno State and Stanford offenses got off to a hot start in the Stanford Regional, but Bulldogs ace Ryan Jensen continued his impressive run, winning his ninth straight start.

In perhaps the most loaded regional in the field of 64, Stanford welcomes three Golden State conference champions: UC Santa Barbara, Fresno State and Sacramento State.

Taking down No. 1 national seed UCLA won’t be easy, but Baylor, Loyola Marymount and Omaha will try to pull off the upset at Jackie Robinson Stadium.

Jason Gill could only smile after Loyola Marymount won the WCC Tournament to earn its first trip to aa regional since 2000.

Saint Mary’s is set for a rematch with Loyola Marymount in the championship round of the WCC tournament after a drama-filled day of tight ball games sent the top two seeds, BYU and Gonzaga, home

Ryan Jensen and his upper-90s fastball led Fresno State to a Mountain West regular season title and now two wins away from its first regional since 2012.

Shotgun Spratling goes around the West Coast looking at Fresno State, Saint Mary’s, Stanford, UC Riverside, UC Santa Barbara, Grand Canyon and Arizona State’s Hunter Bishop.

UC Santa Barbara put on a laser show in a blowout victory at Hawai’i, continuing a season-long offensive barrage for the Gauchos, who are closing in on the Big West title.

UC Santa Barbara fans got a scare, but the Gauchos took care of business in opener at Hawai’i and inched closer to their first conference title since 1986.

Duke Kinamon got off to a slow start coming back from his injury, but he’s been red-hot as of late as Stanford and California came out swinging Friday night.

UCLA righthander Jack Ralston was once an afterthought for his pitching staff. Now, he’s stepping up in more ways than one when needed the most.

Top-ranked UCLA continues to find ways to win, using five infield singles and a six-out Holden Powell save to beat No. 22 Arizona State, 3-2.

UNLV’s Bryson Stott went through a lull earlier this season, but he’s back on track and better than ever for the Rebels.

It’s MegaNotebook time, as Shotgun Spratling takes an incredible look at Fresno State, Cal, Saint Mary’s, Pacific, San Francisco, Santa Clara and San Jose State.

UC Santa Barbara can get it done in a variety of ways, but so far this season, it’s been the new-look offense that’s getting it done the most.

Michael Toglia has recovered from a slow start at the plate and returned to being a wrecking ball for UCLA. He delivered two huge swings in Friday’s win over ECU.

Matthew Acosta and USC used the right formula to shock the college baseball world with a home series win over sizzling Arizona State.

San Diego picked up a crucial WCC series win over BYU, but it didn’t come without some serious walk-off drama.

Chris Lincoln picked up yet another save as UC Santa Barbara continued its red-hot ways with a series-opening win over Cal State Fullerton.

UC Irvine improved to 14-4 behind another solid starting pitching effort while frustration boiled to the surface in the Washington State dugout after another loss featured offensive struggles.

Ace Cooper Chandler came up big in a tight spot to help Pepperdine top Gonzaga, giving the Waves eight wins in their last nine games.

South Carolina used a relentless offensive approach to demolish rival Clemson Sunday afternoon to take the annual Palmetto State showdown series.

Reliever Holt Jones came up huge for Clemson, which also rode three long balls to a series-leveling win against rival South Carolina.

South Carolina’s newcomers put together an impressive performance Friday night, while one Clemson reliever saved some serious bullpen with his performance.

Shotgun Spratling’s latest notebook takes an in-depth look at upstart Cal Baptist, LMU, USD’s Jake Miller, K-State ushers in a new era and a Cal Poly arm takes a step forward.

Shotgun Spratling was in the house and has this report on Oklahoma and Fullerton taking care of business at the Tony Gwynn Legacy Classic.