UConn’s Mason Feole missed the first few weeks of the season because of an injury, but he’s back and potentially better than ever.

It’s a huge weekend ahead, and our Kendall Rogers looks at what he’s watching, five prospects to watch, five under the radar series and has RPI takeaways.

Our Eric Sorenson takes his usual colorful look at the weekend ahead with five quick hits, midweek madness, a look at Cal State Fullerton-Long Beach and his latest Eight for Omaha.

Noah Skirrow and Liberty have premier pitching and defense. Now they hope to take the next step with the offense following suit.

NC State finally lost its first game Sunday, but it continued to show the heart that has been the hallmark of the best start in program history. Florida State has reason for optimism, too.

Texas A&M righthander Christian Roa pitched great as his team seized a huge opportunity, while Vanderbilt showed some potential flaws in its armor.

Aaron Schunk had a big game off the mound and with the bat to help Georgia clinch a big road series win at South Carolina. Find out why the Bulldogs look like a force to be reckoned with in the SEC.

Texas Tech couldn’t get much going offensively against Texas’ Blair Henley, so righthander Caleb Kilian took the ball and led the way as the Red Raiders one-hit the Longhorns.

Vanderbilt’s Cooper Davis provided electricity, and while the Commodores didn’t play their best brand in a win over A&M, they did provide a glimpse of just how good this team can be.

UCLA starting pitcher Zach Pettway tossed a gem while the Bruins got plenty of offense in a route of Oregon State.

Eric Sorenson’s latest colorful column has a primer for the weekend in the Pac 12, Five Quick Hits, a look at Strength of Schedules, his Eight for Omaha and much more.

Another edition of the Rogers Rewind is out and we look at teams who made statements, teams trending downward and a host of other intriguing national nuggets.

San Diego was the only one of the six teams at the Seattle Baseball Showcase to go 3-0 on the weekend. USD righty Travis Kuhn’s heroics headlined Sunday’s action in Seattle.

Florida State head coach Mike Martin became the first college baseball coach to scale the 2,000-win plateau.

Our Eric Sorenson took a trip to the Islands and has an in-depth look at Oregon and Hawaii after taking in two games of the crucial non-conference series.

Rice righthander Matt Canterino put together another outstanding start, while he got help against OU’s Cade Cavalli as well.

Our Eric Sorenson takes his usual colorful look at the weekend ahead, with an inside look at the unbeaten, winless teams, Oregon-Hawaii plus much more.

Kody Hoese is off to a phenomenal start, and he hopes to lead the way the rest of the season as Tulane looks to get back on track once and for all.

My latest column looks at five statement makers from the past week, how we size up each Shriners College Classic team, and a look at intriguing national nuggets.

Alabama has a new-look squad in 2019. The players and coaches think they are better. Mark Etheridge examines how some of their veterans helped them to a dominant weekend sweep at South Alabama.

Which teams had weekends to remember in college baseball? Our Eric Sorenson takes a quick dive into those left bruised and bloodied.

Austin Todd had some heroics as Texas made a statement over the weekend with a series sweep over previously No. 2 ranked LSU.

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

Texas A&M’s Asa Lacy and TCU’s Brandon Williamson put on a show in the nightcap at the Shriners College Classic, while Rice’s Evan Kravetz got his team back on track earlier in the day.

Sam Houston State stormed back from seven runs down to earn a memorable “toughness win”, and Mississippi State’s elite arms shut down Texas Tech’s dangerous offense.

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