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.

Liberty’s streak of 13 consecutive 30-plus-win seasons keeps it safely as a Top 100 program. Who else lands in the 81-90 range?

Florida’s Tyler Dyson was electric last week and headlines the premier Northwoods League prospects.

While the CWS is coming to an end, the searches at South Carolina and California, along with several assistant coach searches, are heating up. It’s time to get the scoop.

Drew Rasmussen and Oregon State welcome a less than sexy field in Nebraska, Yale and Holy Cross.

Trey Cumbie and Houston hope to fend off an incredibly difficult field, as we dissect UH, Baylor, Texas A&M and Iowa.

Jake Adams has emerged as one of college baseball’s most fearsome sluggers, launching “Cake Bombs” deep into the night.