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The University of Memphis baseball team dropped an 8-2 decision to Charlotte in the second game of their series, with David Case taking the loss and James Smith IV leading the Tigers’ offense.
Lightning forced a delay in the seventh inning of the Tennessee vs. Oklahoma game, halting a 5-3 lead for the Vols. The pause underscores NCAA and SEC protocols and sets the stage for a decisive series finale.
Pittsburg State University’s baseball team defeated Augustana University 7‑1, highlighted by Zach Voss's record‑tying 12th win and several offensive highlights.
UMBC’s baseball team exploded for 17 runs, with Ehi Okojie’s three‑hit, six‑RBI performance leading a balanced attack that also featured a pinch‑hit homer by Nolan Kutney and strong outing from Zach Robinson.
Indiana’s baseball squad dropped a 9-7 decision to Illinois in the final game of their season at Bart Kaufman Field, finishing 22-31 overall and 8-21 in Big Ten play.
Yale defeated Columbia 12‑3 behind strong hitting from Chris DiPrima and dominant pitching, while Brown stunned Penn 7‑4 with a three‑run double from Mark Henshon in the ninth inning.
A tightly contested Sun Belt matchup saw the Mountaineers push the tying run into scoring position in the ninth, but Georgia State held on for a 4-2 win, cementing App State's best conference standing to date.
The Vikings fell 7‑1 to third‑seeded Pittsburg State, with early Gorilla dominance and a late rally that leaves their tournament hopes hanging in the balance.
Deep‑league owners hunt the waiver wire for breakout talent, stash upside players, and position scarcity tactics that can reshape trade dynamics in the second half of the season.
LSU fell 11‑1 to Florida in a run‑ruled game, marking the fifth SEC series loss in six weeks and highlighting a stark drop in offensive production.
Arkansas fell 4-3 to Kentucky in the opener, but a strong pitching rotation and timely hitting set the stage for a potential comeback in Game 2.
A 4‑2 defeat to Georgia State was overshadowed by a program‑best finish in the Sun Belt standings, highlighted by Gage Peterson’s historic pitching night and key offensive contributions.
UConn's bats were relentless on Friday, May 15, as they rolled past Villanova 8-0, setting up a decisive final game on Saturday.
No. 20 Coastal Carolina rolled past Louisiana 6-0 on Friday night, highlighted by a combined shutout from Cameron Flukey and Darin Horn and a milestone hit from Blake Barthol.
The Rebels rallied after a 5‑4 opening loss, with Austin Fawley’s two‑run blast, Will Furniss’s three‑run shot and Owen Paino’s solo homer extending a 7‑0 lead, while pitcher Taylor Rabe struck out nine and kept Alabama hitless through four innings.
Oklahoma State’s 13-1 win over Arizona featured a season-high 17 hits, five multi-hit players, and a career-defining complete game by Ethan Lund, pushing the Cowboys to a 35-19 record and evening the series.
The Wildcats' campaign concluded with a 13-1 defeat to Oklahoma State, ending a 19-33 season and sealing their fate in the tournament.
North Carolina routed rival NC State 17-7 in a high-scoring game at Doak Field, highlighted by multiple home runs and a dominant pitching performance.
Kennesaw State opened with a 2-0 lead, but Missouri State answered with a four-run seventh inning to win 5-3; key hitters and pitchers shined.
UCF’s seventh-inning surge, featuring a double, a single and a homer, turns a tight contest into a 4-5 win over Kansas State.
Louisiana Tech’s bats came alive at JC Love Field, delivering a decisive 8‑2 win over Sam Houston that capped a strong finish to the Bulldogs’ 2026 campaign.
The Cougars' ten-game winning streak was snapped in an 11-inning battle against UT Martin, featuring dramatic home runs and a senior ceremony.
The University of Lynchburg opened its NCAA Division III tournament run with a 9‑1 win over Penn State Behrend, highlighted by Munitz’s three‑hit, three‑RBI outing and a strong pitching performance.
A shocking incident unfolded on Thursday morning when Stuart Cramer High School’s junior varsity baseball coach Samuel “Kasey” McMillen collapsed during pre‑game warm‑ups, leading to the postponement of the team’s state quarterfinal against Burns.