Eric Sorenson rounds up the teams that found themselves riding the pain train in Week 14.
Columbia dropped the series opener to Penn, but rallied two take the final two games to advance to the NCAA tournament.
Our latest projections are out, and we have one new top eight, along with a whopping five new host changes.
Patrick Ebert
Maryland made a point to have a challenging non-conference schedule, and that paid dividends by way of a Big Ten crown.
Shotgun Spratling
Wyatt Henseler and Penn are a win away from advancing to the NCAA tournament for the first time in 27 seasons.
Needing a sweep to prolong head coach Jim Sherman’s career, Delaware has taken care of two-thirds of the task at hand.
Mark Etheridge
Last June, Mississippi State fans celebrated a CWS title. They were eliminated from the SEC tournament on Friday night.
Arkansas fought back from a deficit against Alabama on Thursday. That begs the question: When will we see peak performance from the Hogs?
Eric Sorenson
Eric Sorenson takes a look ahead to the final week of the regular season in college baseball.
Should we change the RPI to offset the rash of canceled games? Mark offers a less drastic alternative.
Mike Rooney
Three disciples of Mike Martin are current head coaches in the ACC, Notre Dame’s Link Jarrett is running Eleven’s playbook expertly, writes Mike Rooney.
Here’s the list you don’t want to be on — Eric Sorenson’s Ouch List, which includes some household names this week.
Davidson has all the pieces to be a Cinderella postseason team next month. Shotgun Spratling breaks down the Wildcats.
John Szefc vowed to bring baseball back to Blacksburg. There’s no doubting his success after No. 5 Virginia Tech won its eighth ACC series in a row defeating No. 7 Louisville behind game changer Gavin Cross.
Virginia Tech evened up a top 10 battle with a one-run win on the shoulders of freshman righthander Drue Hackenberg.
Washington has been playing well as of late and finished off a series win over USC, who now will miss the Pac 12 tournament.
Aaron Fitt
Devonte Brown, J.T. Jarrett and Matt Willadsen are three of the main pillars left standing from NC State’s Omaha team, and they continue to shine when it matters.
It was a total group effort as Louisville captured a series-opening win over Virginia Tech on the road. Shotgun Spratling has the inside scoop.
LMU is looking to finish the WCC slate strong, and picked up a nail-biting win over Pepperdine on Friday.
Kendall Rogers
College of Charleston has been running away with the CAA regular season title. So, what’s been the recipe for its success?
Eric Sorenson breaks down the major storylines heading into week 13, takes a look at how blue-chip freshmen are faring, and plenty more.
In our latest Midwest Connection, Patrick Ebert takes a deep dive into Evansville, plus more on regional hungry Iowa and Indiana.
Rob Vaughn is taking Maryland to new regular-season heights and the Terps now control their own destiny in the Big Ten race after winning a series at first-place Rutgers.
Which college baseball teams ended up on Eric Sorenson’s weekly Ouch List? It’s the list you don’t want to be on!
Rutgers’ Ryan Lasko had a monster performance after Maryland lefthander Ryan Ramsey was lights out in a doubleheader split in the Big Ten battle for first place.
Jim Penders has built a Northeast dynasty and this could be his best UConn team yet.
On the day Pat Casey’s number was retired, Oregon State provided a reminder that the essence of Casey’s program lives on in the Mitch Canham era.
Arizona could ill afford to lose a series to USC on Saturday. That makes its win over the Trojans huge for plenty of reasons.
UConn’s Austin Peterson outdueled Creighton’s Dylan Tebrake to kick off a crucial Big East Showdown.
