A Look At Who’s Hot & Who’s Not In College Baseball March is here and week three of the college baseball season is underway. Most parts of the Midwest and Northeast are still digging out of the snow, but it’s only a matter of time before it melts and spring officially gets here. It...
Some Big Match-Ups Highlight The Start Of 2010 Campaign We’re almost there. The 2010 college baseball season starts tomorrow. Most of the nearly 300 teams that open their seasons Friday haven’t played together in a real game since last May. Not every team is playing this weekend. Maine is the only team from the...
Ten Questions On The Eve Of The College Baseball Season By Collegebaseball360.com Editor Sean Stires A new college baseball season is about to begin. It’s a season that is started a week earlier than it was originally slated to begin, and one school (James Madison) has already canceled its season opener, because (spoiler) it...
Longhorns Look To Win Again 2009 Regular Season Champion: Texas 2009 Tournament Champion: Texas beat #3 seed Missouri 12-7 in the title game. Postseason Power: The Big 12 was well represented in the postseason with 8 of 10 teams that play baseball (Colorado and Iowa State do not) going to an NCAA Regional. However,...
LSU’s Ranaudo Tabbed Preseason National Player of the Year TUCSON, Ariz. — The 2010 Louisville Slugger pre-season All-American baseball teams, selected by Collegiate Baseball newspaper, features a who’s who of NCAA Division I baseball players. The pre-season pick as National Player of The Year is RHP Anthony Ranaudo of Louisiana St. The 6-foot-7, 231-pounder...
A few notes and thoughts from Collegebaseball360.com Editor Sean Stires while waiting for the Virginia-Arkansas game to start… Tonight’s game between Arkansas and Virginia is the first ever on the baseball diamond between the two schools. Last night’s game between Texas and Arizona State marked the 44th time those two teams have played. Texas...
Yesterday was a day for mostly “big boys” with LSU, Fullerton, Arkansas, and Virginia all in action. Arkansas and Virginia have just three trips to the CWS between them in the last ten years (and obviously this is UVA’s first trip), but they’re still from power conferences. Three more “big boy” teams are in...
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