Georgia righthander Cole Wilcox leads this week’s additions to our running list of players we’ve seen throw 96 mph or better this spring.

It’s been a fun year to follow some of college baseball’s flame-throwers, and we’ve got more this week on the famous Heat Sheet.

Oklahoma’s Brylie Ware showed the total package Saturday afternoon as his Sooners got even with Rice with a much more aggressive offensive approach.

Our staff saw four more pitchers touch 96 or better this weekend, adding to our running tally in the Heat Sheet.

No one keeps track of who’s throwing heat like David Seifert. Several big-time arms were added to the 96 mph plus list this week.

Shotgun Spratling was in the house and has this report on Oklahoma and Fullerton taking care of business at the Tony Gwynn Legacy Classic.

Duke lefthander Graeme Stinson headlines our list of the top 200 starting pitchers in college baseball heading into 2019.

Arkansas infielder Casey Martin headlines an outstanding list of the nation’s Top 150 2020 Prospects.

Texas Tech and Josh Jung are ready for another huge campaign. Who could stand in their way in the Big 12? Let’s find out.

Nathan Wiles and Oklahoma certainly have some holes to fill, but the pieces are in place to put together another high-quality campaign.

Arkansas infielder Casey Martin (p) and Arizona State’s Spencer Torkelson headline our first look at the premier 2020 college MLB draft prospects.

Who were the Top 25 righthanded pitchers at the Cape Cod League this summer? Our David Seifert has the answer with scouting reports included.

UCLA righthander Ryan Garcia took a big step forward this summer, headlining a strong group of prospects for league champ Wareham.

As we look ahead to the 2018 season, we examine the top 25 classes of newcomers in the nation beginning with teams 16-25.

We take a look at which prospects stood out in the Tuesday night matchup between the Futures League stars and the Team USA Collegiate National Team.