Dominic Canzone had a big weekend to help Ohio State get jump out to an unbeaten start, headlining our weekly look around the Midwest.

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

Assembling the D1Baseball Top 25 Rankings wasn’t easy. So, which teams were on the cusp, and why? We break it all down.

Tommy Henry and Michigan have all the pieces needed to do huge things on the national stage in 2019.

The Frisco College Classic will feature Mississippi State, Texas Tech, Sam Houston State and Nebraska, and we’ve got a sneak peek at the four teams in the event.

Michigan had a rebuilding year in 2018, but with almost everyone back this fall, boy, does ’19 look promising. Kendall Rogers has the scoop on the Wolverines.

Skyler Hunter and Purdue are fresh off an NCAA tournament appearance. Now, they want more and we take an in-depth look at their fall workouts.

Trevor Larnach and Oregon State had a huge weekend against Stanford, but they’re not alone. We take a look back at how last week’s Top 25 fared over the past week.

Brady Feigl struck out a career-high 12 to help lead Ole Miss to a huge series-clinching win against Casey Mize and Auburn, one of the highlights from a busy Friday in college baseball.

Iowa coach Rick Heller had a hunch that things might be difficult against Northwestern after finals. His intuition was right as the Hawkeyes fell to the Wildcats.

Tanner Andrews and Purdue are in the midst of an impressive winning streak, and they hope to make history in a few weeks with a postseason appearance.

No new teams entered the Top 25, and the top two teams remained the same, but there was plenty of shuffling in the rankings. Find out what has changed in our latest rankings.

Austin Bergner had a big night to lead North Carolina to another huge road win at NC State and Florida State’s Mike Martin tied Augie Garrido’s all-time wins record. Those are just two of the highlighted from an exciting Saturday in college baseball.

UCLA is one of four new hosts in our latest projection. Aaron Fitt takes an in-depth look at the national seed and hosting races, along with conference-by-conference at-large races.

Texas won a big road series at Oklahoma and returned to the D1Baseball Top 25, while UConn and Minnesota made their season debuts in the rankings.

Kole Cottam and Kentucky earned a big road series win over Georgia, as we take an in-depth look at how last week’s D1Baseball Top 25 Fared.

Maryland lefthander Billy Phillips returned to the mound to make his collegiate debut as a 21-year-old after waging a grueling battle with leukemia.

Cole Percival had a day to remember as his dad’s team went against his former big league teammate, Darin Erstad, and Nebraska.

Florida finished the 2017 college baseball season atop the mountain. Now, the Gators are expected to repeat and headline our star-packed 2018 Top 25.

Marty Costes headlines a veteran Maryland lineup loaded with power and speed, giving coach Rob Vaughn a chance to make a splash in his debut season.

Indiana coach Chris Lemonis thinks he has the most talented team in his four years in Bloomington, and the balanced Hoosiers are built to make a run.

Ako Thomas and Michigan had a productive 2017 campaign, but now they have many holes to fill in the spring. How’d they look this fall?

Rick Heller (right) has pressed all the right buttons during his time at Iowa. Guess what? He has another intriguing club.

Sam Houston has evolved into a postseason mainstay and leads teams 31-40 in our program rankings.

Michigan continues to make major strides and headlines our Top 100 College Programs in the 51-60 range.

Surging West Virginia is one of the schools that joins our Top 100 Program rankings in the 71-80 range.