Our Eric Sorenson takes his usual, colorful look at the weekend in college baseball, focusing on quick hitters, bubble teams to watch, his latest Eight for Omaha and more.

Another huge weekend is on the horizon and Eric Sorenson has quick takes, a look at comeback players and much more in his latest column.

Southern Miss senior Hunter Slater is moving on up in our updated list of the top 30 first basemen in college baseball after six weeks of play.

Yale looks to have another big campaign in 2019 with the return of Scott Politz and others. It’s time to break down the Ivy League.

Yale returns most of the key pieces from a team that won the Ivy League and reached the Corvallis Regional finals last year, making the Bulldogs the Ivy favorite in 2018.

Michigan State’s Brandon Hughes slugged three home runs to earn a spot atop the Sunday individual leaderboard.

Chase Lunceford homered twice Sunday to help Louisiana Tech sweep Wichita State, earning a spot on the individual leaderboard.

Princeton’s talent and experience gives it a shot to celebrate a second straight Ivy League title in May, but Dartmouth leads the hungry challengers.

Colby Woodmansee homered twice to help Arizona State complete a sweep of Stanford, landing him a spot on the Sunday individual leaderboard.

Oregon State’s red-hot Logan Ice fell just a single shy of the cycle, headlining Friday’s individual leaderboard.

Long Beach State silenced Nebraska on both ends of a doubleheader, and Eric Sorenson analyzes that plus much more from Saturday’s action.

Columbia has enough talent back to make a run at its fourth straight Ivy League title, but Dartmouth and Penn lead the pack of hungry challengers.

Duncan Robinson and the Dartmouth Big Green will have their hands full with Ivy League contenders Columbia and Penn.