Arkansas super sophomore Casey Martin headlines our list of the top 30 shortstops in college baseball.

TCU had an aberration of a season last year, but the Frogs and others look to turn from ordinary to extraordinary in 2019.

Texas Tech’s Josh Jung leads our ranking of the top 30 third basemen in college baseball heading into 2019.

UCLA’s Chase Strumpf headlines our list of the top 30 second basemen in college baseball heading into 2019.

The 2019 college baseball is finally here and our staff looks inside the crystal ball and predicts the end-of-year field of 64.

A pair of American Athletic Conference teams headline Eric Sorenson’s list of potential Omaha contenders from mid-major leagues in 2019.

New Mexico State looks to make it two-straight postseason appearances as it headlines the WAC entering the 2019 campaign.

Hartford and Stony Brook look like the teams to beat in the America East conference heading into 2019.

Cal’s Andrew Vaughn headlines our list of the top 30 first basemen in college baseball heading into the 2019 season.

Oregon State’s Adley Rutschman headlines our list of the top 30 catchers in college baseball heading into the 2019 season.

The West Coast Conference should be a battle royale between contenders like Gonzaga, Pepperdine, Saint Mary’s, LMU, San Diego, BYU and USF.

Canisius leads the charge in the Metro Atlantic entering the season, but plenty of other teams are within striking distance.

Louisiana and others are tracking Coastal Carolina as we prepare for the 2019 campaign in the Sun Belt.

Dallas Baptist and Missouri State look primed to battle for supremacy in the Missouri Valley Conference, but Indiana State leads a hungry pack of challengers.

Perennial powers St. John’s and Creighton look like the teams to beat in the Big East, which is well stocked with quality pitching throughout the league.

Sam Houston State leads the way in the SLC entering the 2019 campaign, but Southeastern and others are in striking distance.

After sending two teams to regionals in 2018, the Ohio Valley Conference looks set for another strong campaign this spring, with a host of intriguing contenders.

Can anyone loosen Oral Roberts’ stranglehold on the top of the Summit League? Nick Faleris breaks down the favorite and the challengers.

The American Athletic Conference is loaded with legitimate postseason contenders as usual, led by ECU, Houston, UConn and UCF.

Aron Solis and Texas Southern are aiming for their third straight SWAC tournament title, but Jackson State and Alabama State lead a group of hungry challengers.

UNC Wilmington is aiming for its sixth regional in the last eight years, but Elon, Northeastern and College of Charleston should be very formidable contenders in the CAA.

Rice’s Matt Canterino hopes to lead the Owls back to the postseason, while Southern Miss leads Conference USA entering 2019.

Coming off a 48-win season and a trip to super regionals, Stetson remains the team to beat in the Atlantic Sun, but Jacksonville, FGCU and Liberty look like formidable challengers.

San Diego State might lead the charge, but Nevada and others look to shake things up in the Mountain West.

John Baker and Ball State figure to battle perennial power Kent State and a host of other worthy contenders in the MAC.

Michigan, Minnesota and Indiana look like the teams to beat in the ever-competitive Big Ten, which has no shortage of viable contenders.