Campbell upgraded its defense and added some exciting power arms to its staff this fall, giving the Camels reason to hope they can follow up last year’s regional finals run with another trip to the postseason.

Which college baseball pitchers have hit 96 mph or better on the radar gun at fall workouts we’ve attended? Here’s the full list.

Long Beach State is ushering in a new era with Eric Valenzuela now leading the charge. Alfredo Ruiz and others have risen to the occasion so far this fall.

Jeff Mercer put together a solid first campaign at Indiana. Now, the Hoosiers expect to take another step forward.

Kentucky had a rough 2019 campaign, but there are pieces in place to make 2020 potentially a season to look forward to.

Vanderbilt lost some key cogs from last year’s club, but still returns Kumar Rocker and a host of other major players.

Texas State fell just short of an NCAA tournament appearance last season, but new head coach Steven Trout is ready to get the ball rolling in big fashion as a new era begins.

Ian Bedell leads a Missouri pitching staff loaded with talent and experience, and the athletic lineup has more depth and versatility than it has in years. Mizzou could have its best team in a decade.

Zach DeLoach had a summer to remember and he has carried some of that success into the fall. Here’s our in-depth look at a pitching-loaded and new-look Texas A&M club.

Oklahoma State buttressed its strong core of returning veterans with a sterling group of newcomers who could hit the ground running, making the Cowboys a real threat to make another deep postseason run in 2020.

John Baker and Ball State did some good things last season, but Rich Maloney’s Cardinals are ready to take another step forward in 2020.

North Carolina will rely upon a pair of sophomore stars to lead a largely unproven lineup, but its pitching staff has a chance to be among the ACC’s best if everything comes together. Get the scoop on UNC’s fall workouts.

Several power arms have taken huge leaps this fall for Georgia Tech, which buttressed its strong veteran core of position players with one of the nation’s best freshman classes. The Jackets should be exciting in 2020.

TCU narrowly reached the NCAA tournament last season, but the Horned Frogs look to return to their place as an Omaha mainstay in 2020. Here’s our in-depth look at the Frogs’ fall workouts.

Clemson will rely on its deep, veteran pitching staff to lead the way while its young position players get their bearings in 2020, but the lineup is well stocked with exciting athleticism, giving the Tigers intriguing upside.

After snapping a 14-year regionals drought, Tennessee hopes to ride its pitching-and-defense formula back to the postseason in 2020. The Vols have some big shoes to fill, but their emerging talent is plenty intriguing.

John McMillon is back for another campaign and Texas Tech truly looks like a national title contender as fall workouts continue. Here’s the inside scoop on the Raiders’ workouts.

Ohio State took a step forward last season with an NCAA tournament appearance, and with the return of several key cogs, the sky is the limit in 2020.

Auburn brings back seven everyday regulars and a bevy of experienced pitching from a team that broke down the door to Omaha last year, and a strong recruiting class makes this pitching staff the deepest of Butch Thompson’s tenure.

College baseball’s fall workouts are rolling right along. So, which pitchers have bumped 95 mph or better on the radar gun thus far? Find out.

Led by an elite pitching staff, Louisville will head into 2020 on the very short list of candidates for preseason No. 1. The lineup has a new look but plenty of depth and versatility.

With the third paid assistant legislation dead, college baseball has no time to sit back and sulk. So, where will the sport go next from a legislative standpoint?

Led by a weekend rotation that should be among the ACC’s best and a potential All-America closer, Virginia Tech has the look of a very dangerous sleeper in 2020.

After two straight seasons outside the NCAA tournament, Virginia is hungry to get back to center stage, and the Cavaliers have the talent to take a big leap forward in 2020.

Lael Lockhart and Houston surprisingly fell short of an NCAA tourney appearance, but the tools are present for the Cougars to do much bigger things in 2020.

Michigan State had a 2019 campaign to forget, but Jake Boss and Co., has some pieces this fall that could propel them to much more success in a few months.