College baseball podcasts with players, coaches and media who cover college baseball.
Two-Sport Standout Helps Princeton Reach NCAAs… Steve Harrington is not your typical two-sport college athlete. In fact, as a member of both Princeton‘s baseball and squash (yes squash) teams, Harrington may truly be one of a kind. He has been included in our Two-Sport Reports, which chronicle college baseball players who also play other...
Two-Way Player Sparkling This Season… There are two-way college baseball players, but in 2011 East Tennessee State’s Bo Reeder is nearly is a class of his own. Entering this week (April 25) Reeder is tied for the Division One national lead with 13 saves, while also ranking 11th nationally with 12 home runs. (Click...
There have been eight 9-inning perfect games pitched in Division One baseball since 1957. Virginia’s Will Roberts fired the eighth of them Tuesday (March 29) in a 2-0 win over George Washington. The junior used just 98 pitches to register 27 straight outs to pick-up just the second perfect game in ACC history, and...
Hot Hitting Senior Has Team Off To Hot Start… Michigan State center fielder Brandon Eckerle has one of the hottest bats in the country through the first two weeks of the season. The senior earned MVP honors at the season-opening Big East/Big Ten Challenge after going 8-for-12 (.666) at the plate while helping the...
In his first four years at Notre Dame, Herman Petzold totaled three hits in 10 at-bats and played in a total of 11 games with no starts. In his first three games of 2011, the fifth-year senior went 5-for-12 (.417) at the plate with two doubles, and a team-high five RBIs, while starting three...
After A Monster 2010, Hoilman Back For More… The East Tennessee State senior took being a power hitting first baseman to another level as a junior in 2010. Paul Hoilman batted .421 with 25 HR, 84 RBIs and a 1.386 to finish among the nation’s Division One leaders in each of those categories. He...
Wong enters his junior season on a roll in 2011. The Hilo, HA native had the chance to leave his home state when he was drafted in the 16th round by the Minnesota Twins in out of high school. Instead, he was named a Freshman All-American in 2009 and then earned All-WAC honors last...
Another sign that the 2011 college baseball season will soon be underway is media day sessions with head coaches around the country. Oregon State’s Pat Casey, winner of back-to-back national championships in 2006 and 2007, held his media day recently in Corvallis. Casey covered a wide range of topics and we edited things down...
Columbia Baseball/Soccer Player Shining… Playing one sport at the Division One level is tough enough, but Columbia’s Alex Aurrichio is one of a handful of student-athletes around the country who are playing two sports in college. He’s also doing it at an Ivy League school to boot. The Columbia junior just finished his third...
The last few weeks have been rough ones in Berkley, CA. On September 28 Cal announced that baseball, men’s and women’s gymnastics and women’s lacrosse would all be cut after the current 2010-2011 academic year. The apparent good news in the time since the announcement is that head coach Dave Esquer’s squad might be...