The Division I Baseball Selection Committee has an incredibly difficult job in 2021. Here are the committee members.

D1Baseball is pleased to announce its latest staff addition — long-time college baseball scribe and analyst, Mike Rooney.

D1Baseball has added Hurler Athletics as a proud partner for the fall practice season. Hurler specializes in toe-saving technology for cleats.

Cal Poly unveiled a video of its sparkling, new $12.5 million renovation project of Baggett Stadium.

North Carolina’s Mike Fox has been an institution in college baseball for three decades. The long-time skipper announced his retirement after 22 seasons.

Legendary former USC and UC Irvine head coach Mike Gillespie passed away on Wednesday. Gillespie, 80, leaves behind quite the legacy.

Florida leads all college programs with 19 players on MLB’s 60-man Opening Day rosters. Find out which other programs have the most active big leaguers.

The NCAA Division I Council is set to vote on legislation that would allow schools to deliver need-based or merit-based aid without it counting against a program’s scholarship total.

Boise State had just brought back its baseball program for the 2020 season. Now, the Broncos are back out of business after the school cut the program.

Chicago State on Monday announced it was cutting its baseball program to save money. The measure was passed by a majority vote by CSU’s Board of Trustees.

The NCAA approved some relief measures for college baseball that focuses on roster and scholarship management.

Bowling Green State eliminated its baseball program less than three weeks ago. Now, the program is staying put thanks to a massive fundraising campaign.

The college baseball community paid tribute to longtime Fresno State coach Bob Bennett, who died this weekend at the age of 86, leaving behind a lasting legacy.

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

Collegiate Summer Leagues have all sorts of uncertainty as the summer nears. Track who’s doing what from a scheduling standpoint.

Athletic departments are looking to trim budgets right now, and Bowling Green’s baseball program was the first in the COVID-19 era to feel the brunt.

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 Cape Cod Baseball League became the first massive collegiate summer league to announce it was cancelling its season. What does that mean for other summer leagues?

D1Baseball is excited to announce its newest partnership — this time, with Driveline Baseball, who has become our official player development partner.

The coronavirus has halted some normal aspects of life around the world and the United States. So, how is it affecting college baseball?

The Ivy League became the first conference to cancel the rest of the baseball season, ending all spring sports in the process. It was a crushing day for the league’s baseball programs.

D1Baseball is excited to announce a new partnership with AstroTurf, the nation’s leader in synthetic baseball surfaces.

Omaha is the epicenter of the college baseball world in June. Now, all sights will be on it for the Major League Baseball draft as well.

Could college baseball seniors soon be on full scholarships? If a few prominent athletic directors have their way, that idea will come to fruition with new legislation.

The legislation to add a paid third assistant in college baseball failed back in April. But the legislation has new life and will soon be voted on yet again.

The college baseball season will be here before you know it, and you can check out which teams have fall scrimmages. We have over 170 teams’ fall schedules and will be adding more.