West Coast Conference

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.

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

The WCC will once again have drama on the final day of the regular season as Loyola Marymount forces an elimination game while UCLA takes care of Oregon down the street.

Jordan Qsar and Pepperdine played an inspired brand of baseball as they evened up an important series with San Francisco on Saturday.

Shotgun Spratling’s West Coast notebook is crammed with nuggets on UC Irvine, Loyola Marymount and San Francisco.

Shotgun Spratling filled up his notebook with information on Washington, USC, Cal State Northridge, Pepperdine and BYU.

Luken Baker’s weekend is one of the highlights of our notebook from Arizona, which also includes scoop on Arizona State, Grand Canyon and Gonzaga.

B.J. Myers and West Virginia entered the D1Baseball Top 25 along with Texas A&M, while Oregon State maintained its stranglehold on No. 1.

Daniel Jackson and Long Beach State clinched a big series against Fullerton, leading off our look at Saturday’s action.

There’s an abundance of analysis to talk about with national seeds, hosts and more.

Brandon Gold and Georgia Tech picked up a dominant win over ranked Coastal Carolina, while plenty of other storylines captured our attention Friday.

A.J. Puckett continues to dazzle in the WCC while UCLA gets a big start from Grant Dyer to win its first series in five weeks. Shotgun Spratling has all the details from a pair of SoCal gems Friday.

Tommy Doyle and Virginia picked up a huge win over Miami, highlighting an exciting Friday that also featured a magical Arkansas performance and much more.

St. Mary’s has never reached the NCAA postseason. Yet, Corbin Burnes and the Gaels are now in the mix. How has it happened?

Louisiana-Lafayette helped its case last week, and we look at those who hurt/helped cases, plus a look at national seed trends and series with postseason ramifications.