La Salle head coach David Miller woke up Tuesday morning to a phone call from his AD — his program was being slashed. But perhaps this isn’t the end.

We’re still several months away from college baseball season beginning, but what scheduling models are being discussed behind closed doors? Find out.

We surveyed college baseball coaches on some of the hot topics facing the sport in 2020 and beyond. The results say a lot about where the sport is and where it’s headed.

McNeese State’s Justin Hill rode out historic Hurricane Laura, and has since shifted his focus to helping the community and his program rebuild.

What type of rigorous and strict COVID protocols are college baseball programs dealing with as classes begin this fall? Oklahoma gives us an in-depth look.

North Carolina’s Mike Fox never lost the spirit of the walk-on who took nothing for granted, and that helped him become one of the great college baseball coaches of his generation.

Mike Gillespie, who died Wednesday at the age of 80, was one of the most creative, intelligent and entertaining coaches in the history of college baseball. Everybody has a favorite Skip story, and we collected a few of them.

Mark Rothermich of Andrews Sports Medicine recently completed year three of a study on UCL injuries in college baseball. Here’s what the data tells us.

The spring of 2020 didn’t go down the way anybody expected, but Aaron Fitt still saw enough baseball to put together his annual list of favorite players to cover. We turn the page on the 2020 season by unveiling the All-Fitt Team.

The CWS Finals edition of Eric Sorenson’s musings look back at some of the greatest comebacks in College World Series history, and look ahead at four programs that will be joining Division I in 2021.

In his CWS-week musings, Eric Sorenson looks back at some of the most surprising teams to ever make it to Omaha and shares assorted other tidbits from around the college baseball world.

We’re on Day 2 (Rounds 2-5) of the MLB Draft. Follow the draft LIVE with Kendall, Aaron, and the guys at Prep Baseball Report

Kendall Rogers and Aaron Fitt join the guys at Prep Baseball Report for a Live Stream of the first round of the 2020 MLB Draft.

Arkansas hard-hitting outfielder Heston Kjerstad has developed into one of the nation’s premier prospects. Here’s how he has progressed over the past three seasons.

It’s a postseason Ouch List. Eric Sorenson looks back at 10 of the most painful super regional losses of the 64-team era, and offers his usual array of musings.

America is in turmoil, and many figures in the college baseball world have taken to social media to express their support for racial justice. We collected some of these posts.

With the Alaska League shuttered for the summer, Eric Sorenson dives into the careers and travels of two current Alaska collegiate products — Nolan Monaghan and Paul Steffensen.

In Eric’s latest column, he takes a look at the top five regional upsets, the best Cinderella stories in the modern era and much more.

Here’s everything you need to know about the New Baseball Model proposed by Michigan head coach Erik Bakich and others.

The NCAA D1 Council, as expected, chose not to pass the one-time transfer waiver Wednesday. There’s other NCAA news, plus updates on Oakland and Pacific’s head coaching jobs. There’s also optimism in Bowling Green.

From the D1Baseball vault: Alex Bregman’s college career at LSU ended without a national title, but he left a lasting mark on the Tigers program. Aaron Fitt saluted Bregman after his final game in the 2015 CWS.

Mark Etheridge knows it is May but doesn’t recognize the month without baseball. He looks ahead at what our sport might look like from a scheduling standpoint post COVID-19.

Major League Baseball is sending the wrong signal by cutting the 2020 draft to five rounds and maneuvering to eliminate dozens of minor league affiliates in the future. The message to players is clear: find another career.

Eric Sorenson’s latest column critiques some of our roundtable picks from five years ago and dives into a host of other intriguing topics in college baseball.

It’s been a tough two months since the college baseball season was canceled, but could baseball be back? That’s the plan in the Lone Star State in early June.

The NCAA Board of Directors recommended Thursday not passing the one-time transfer rule at a May D1 Council meeting. That result would not be good for a sport that now desperately needs it.