Atlantic Coast Conference

Things weren’t looking good for Matheu Nelson and Florida State through the first couple of weeks. Now, everything is clicking for Nelson and the Seminoles.

Florida State entered last week with a 6-6 record. But then they pounded Florida in the mid-week and Miami on the weekend in resounding fashion to earn the Underdog of the Week honors.

Arkansas and Vanderbilt held onto the top two spots in the D1Baseball Top 25, while Pittsburgh, Oregon and Michigan made their season debuts in the rankings.

Mitch Myers is off to a terrific start this spring, and Pittsburgh is one of the hottest teams in college baseball after sweeping Florida State on the road.

Ole Miss ascended to No. 1 in the D1Baseball Top 25 following a 3-0 weekend against Big 12 powers, capping a tumultuous opening weekend in college baseball.

A pair of ACC stars headline our list of college baseball’s top 30 catchers heading into the 2021 season.

Every team in the ACC looks like a viable regional contender heading into 2021, which should make for a wild ride this spring.

Who are 10 teams that didn’t make our Preseason Top 25 Rankings, but who are worth watching this spring and could get to Omaha? Find out.

Miami has a loaded offensive lineup with Adrian Del Castillo leading the charge, while the pitching staff has some uncertainty entering the 2021 season.

Virginia should have an elite lineup loaded with experience and athleticism, and the Cavs could be Omaha bound if their talented pitching can harness their potential.

Tyler McDonough leads an exceptionally mature and balanced lineup for NC State, and the deep bullpen will allow the Wolfpack to mix and match as well as anybody.

Louisville should boast one of the most dynamic offenses of the Dan McDonnell era, along with a characteristically deep pitching staff.

Miami shifted its recruiting philosophy a few years ago, and the Hurricanes are reaping the fruits now, welcoming college baseball’s best group of newcomers.

The second installment of our newcomer rankings breaks down classes 16-20: Clemson, Texas Tech, UCLA, Wake Forest and Oklahoma State.

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.

Kyle Hess headlines a very experienced, rock-solid lineup for Pitt, which hopes to sneak up on the rest of the ACC in coach Mike Bell’s third season.