Pac-12 Conference

From the D1Baseball vault: Catcher Kevin Martir was one of several players who came up huge during regionals weekend for Maryland, which toppled No. 1 national seed UCLA. Shotgun Spratling reported on the huge upset in 2015.

From the D1Baseball vault: Shotgun Spratling chronicled the manic final day in the 2015 Lake Elsinore Regional, capped by Virginia’s wild win over a hot-hitting but tired USC club — a springboard for UVa’s journey to come.

From the D1Baseball vault: UCLA’s David Berg is the most accomplished closer in college baseball history. Aaron Fitt tells the story of Berg’s incredible rise from overlooked prep to college superstar.

Kumar Rocker had a rough ride against UCLA to kick-off the Southern California College Classic.

Iowa and Cal State Fullerton bounced back with wins on Saturday, while San Diego State is off to a hot start this season in the latest Shotgun Spratling Dispatch.

USC righthanded pitcher Kyle Hurt and San Diego State two-way star Casey Schmitt made strong impressions on our Shotgun Spratling on Friday.

Spencer Torkelson has had an incredible career with the Devils, and he could get icing on the cake this season by helping ASU get back to Omaha.

Oregon State, UCLA and Arizona all won national championships in the teens, and they all have strong presences on our Pac-12 Conference All-Decade team.

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.

USC has struggled the past few seasons, but new head coach Jason Gill looks to turn the tide in 2020. Here’s our inside look at the Trojans this fall.

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.

Stanford took the first step in exorcising its recent regional demons with a pair of wins to force a winner-take-all against Fresno State behind the redemptive starting pitching performance of Erik Miller.

Emilio Nogales flashed his chest hair as Fresno State flashed its muscle, advancing to the championship round of the Stanford Regional where the Bulldogs await Stanford or Sacramento State.

In perhaps the most loaded regional in the field of 64, Stanford welcomes three Golden State conference champions: UC Santa Barbara, Fresno State and Sacramento State.

Taking down No. 1 national seed UCLA won’t be easy, but Baylor, Loyola Marymount and Omaha will try to pull off the upset at Jackie Robinson Stadium.