Our look at the top groups of newcomers to set foot on college campuses this fall begins with a look West Virginia, North Carolina, Washington, Oklahoma and Kentucky.

Jared Jones is one of several high-profile Texas recruits who are likely to be selected in the five-round draft, putting the Longhorns’ recruiting class on precarious footing. Shooter Hunt identifies 10 classes to watch heading into the draft.

D1Baseball and Prep Baseball Report conclude their breakdown of the nation’s best groups of newcomers with the top five classes: Florida, Vanderbilt, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss and TCU.

D1Baseball and Prep Baseball Report continue their breakdown of the nation’s best groups of newcomers with classes: 6-10: Mississippi State, Arizona State, Maryland, South Carolina and Virginia.

D1Baseball and Prep Baseball Report continue their breakdown of the nation’s best groups of newcomers with an examination of classes 11-15: Georgia, LSU, Clemson, Georgia Tech and Texas.

D1Baseball and Prep Baseball Report continue their breakdown of the nation’s best groups of newcomers with classes 16-20: BYU, California, Auburn, Alabama and North Carolina.

Our weeklong countdown of the Top 25 recruiting classes that showed up on campus this fall starts with detailed breakdowns of classes ranked 21-25: Arkansas, Texas Tech, Miami, UCLA and NC State.

With the college signing period here, here’s a look at the Top 100 HS prospects from our friends at Prep Baseball Report.

The first day of the Area Code Games is in the books and our Eric Sorenson has the inside scoop on standout prospects, including commits from Texas, UCLA and others.

Who were the biggest winners and losers from the MLB Draft signing deadline? Prep Baseball Report’s Nathan Rode breaks it all down.

Our final batch of Top 25 Newcomer Reports examines the incoming players for classes ranked 21-25: Southern California, Illinois, Kentucky, Arkansas and Georgia.

Our Newcomer Reports continue with in-depth breakdowns of the incoming classes ranked No. 16 through No. 20 in our Top 25: Nebraska, Virginia, Ole Miss, FIU and Missouri.

Our in-depth breakdowns of college baseball’s top incoming classes continue with a look at the newcomers at Arizona, Clemson, Cal State Fullerton, Coastal Carolina and Texas Tech.

Our second batch of Newcomer Reports examines the stellar incoming classes at Florida State, Texas A&M, Miami, Texas and Florida.

In our first batch of Newcomer Reports, we take an in-depth look at the top five recruiting classes of 2018: LSU, Vanderbilt, Louisville, UCLA and Mississippi State.

LSU tops D1Baseball’s list of the top 25 incoming recruiting classes in college baseball this fall, leading a characteristically strong group of SEC newcomers.

We’ve made adjustments to our College Top 100, and thus it’s time to release the combined high school/college D1Baseball/Prep Baseball Report Top 100 prospects.

In their latest video, Prep Baseball Report prospect gurus Nathan Rode and Shooter Hunt break down the early recruiting classes in the ACC.

Prep Baseball Report prospect gurus Nathan Rode and Shooter Hunt break down the early signing classes in the SEC East, led by Vanderbilt and Ethan Hankins.

Prep Baseball Report prospect gurus Nathan Rode and Shooter Hunt broke down the early signing classes in the SEC West in their weekly video.

Which teams have the nation’s top class of newcomers this fall? Our Top 25 is revealed in its entirety.

As we look ahead to the 2018 season, we examine the top 25 classes of newcomers in the nation, finishing things out with our top five.

As we look ahead to the 2018 season, we examine the top 25 classes of newcomers in the nation continuing with numbers 6-15.

As we look ahead to the 2018 season, we examine the top 25 classes of newcomers in the nation beginning with teams 16-25.

Day Four of the annual Area Code Games are over and we have an inside look at the standout prospects.

Which premier high school prospects stood out on Day 3 at the AC Games? We’re on the case.