Florida State was getting no-hit for much of the afternoon, but then Reese Albert and the Seminoles, as they’ve done so much this postseason, rose to the occasion.

Auburn overcame a three-run deficit with a furious blitz over the final two innings to beat North Carolina, providing further evidence of the toughness of this bunch of Tigers.

Jake Agnos looked good early for East Carolina, but the Louisville offense ambushed the Pirates on the way to a dominant win to kick off the Louisville Super Regional.

It’s a showdown between a pair of blue bloods in Baton Rouge with LSU and Florida State doing battle. Our Kendall Rogers goes inside the super.

Our staffers make their picks for super regional weekend. Can anybody catch Mark Etheridge in the picks competition? We’ll find out.

Ole Miss has taken three of four games from Arkansas this season, but the Razorbacks hope to flip the script with a trip to Omaha on the line.

Hot-hitting North Carolina is chasing its second straight trip to Omaha, while hard-nosed Auburn is on a quest to end its 22-year CWS drought. How do the Tar Heels and Tigers match up?

In a showdown between two teams ranked in the top four of the D1Baseball Top 25, Mississippi State hosts Stanford in a marquee super regional matchup.

Michigan hasn’t reached the College World Series since the 1980s, but hopes to return. But first it must find a way to get through top-seeded UCLA.

No. 2 national seed Vanderbilt has won 25 of its last 26 games and will be a heavy favorite this weekend, but gritty upstart Duke is hoping to pull off a huge upset.

Louisville vs. East Carolina is a battle between two very balanced, very experienced clubs with no glaring weaknesses. It figures to be an ultra-competitive weekend.

It’s a Big 12 showdown in Lubbock this weekend with red-hot Oklahoma State facing off with hard-hitting Texas Tech. Something must give in a battle of heavyweights.

Behind Maverick Handley and Brendan Beck, Stanford rallied from the loser’s bracket to win the Stanford Regional and advance to the super regionals for the first time since 2014.

A walk-off grand slam in regionals ended West Virginia’s banner season in heartbreaking fashion, but ace Alek Manoah is proud of what the Mountaineers accomplished, and excited to join the Toronto Blue Jays.

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.

Jake Mangum sparked a crucial rally that led Mississippi State to its fourth straight super regional with a win over Miami. Walter Villa was on hand with a full report.

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.

Ethan Small helped put Mississippi State in the catbird seat at the Starkville Regional. Walter Villa offers notes on the Bulldogs as well as Miami and Central Michigan.

Retiring UNC Wilmington coach Mark Scalf saw his career end with a loss to Tennessee on a Saturday that featured two lopsided games in Chapel Hill. It was an emotional end for one of college baseball’s most well-liked coaches.

The 2019 NCAA Postseason is here and you can keep track of all the regional schedules and scores in one spot at D1Baseball.

The Fresno State and Stanford offenses got off to a hot start in the Stanford Regional, but Bulldogs ace Ryan Jensen continued his impressive run, winning his ninth straight start.

Central Michigan extended its win streak to 19 with a comeback win vs. Miami, setting up a winners’ bracket game against Mississippi State, which got a big Friday from Rowdey Jordan.

North Carolina won a compelling back-and-forth game against UNCW in bizarre fashion, and Liberty got stellar work from Mason Meyer in a one-sided win over Tennessee.

Louisville’s Regional has some serious Midwest flavor, as the Cardinals try to hold off Illinois-Chicago, Indiana and Illinois State to advance to the supers yet again.

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.