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The Florida Gators baseball team, ranked No. 19, is on the cusp of securing a regional hosting slot after a decisive series win over Kentucky, with national seed projections ranging from No. 8 to No. 11.
The NCAA has issued a warning to college baseball coaches, urging them not to cancel games solely to improve their RPI ahead of the upcoming tournament.
The NCAA has issued a directive to college baseball coaches, warning against canceling games solely to boost RPI rankings, as recent cancellations across the country raise concerns about the integrity of the selection process.
Purdue’s recent sweep of Indiana has thrust the Boilermakers into the NCAA Tournament conversation, but a final series against Iowa will determine whether they secure a spot in the national field.
The Gators are set to host a regional in Gainesville after a 34‑18 season, aiming for a No. 10 NCAA seed.
Steve Sarkisian criticizes Ole Miss for lax academic policies, contrasts them with Texas’s stricter requirements, and warns of the broader impact on student‑athletes.
The Hawkeyes' 2026‑27 Big Ten slate features a tough road stretch and a home lineup headlined by Michigan State, Nebraska and Wisconsin, while returning key players and adding four newcomers.
The Hawkeyes’ upcoming season features a demanding road schedule, notable home matchups and a roster reshaped by key transfers and high‑school recruits.
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian has reignited a long‑standing debate over the academic expectations placed on college football players, accusing several programs of allowing athletes to coast through coursework without meeting rigorous standards.
Florida's baseball team is projected to secure a No. 10 seed, potentially hosting a regional in Gainesville, as they prepare for a decisive series against LSU and the SEC Tournament.
Clemson’s baseball team faces a critical stretch, needing a deep ACC tournament run after a 1‑2 series defeat to Florida State. Upcoming games against USC‑Upstate and a demanding tournament schedule could determine their postseason fate.
The upcoming NCAA baseball tournament bracket will be released on May 25, revealing seeds, regional hosts and the final at‑large selections after conference tournaments conclude.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey explains why a 16‑team College Football Playoff better preserves the significance of regular‑season play, even as other voices push for expansion.
After three decades at the helm of St. Olaf College baseball, Matt McDonald steps down, reflecting on a career that reshaped the program and inspired generations of student‑athletes.
In a recent interview, Texas coach Steve Sarkisian warned that college football’s increasing commercialism threatens the sport’s integrity and proposed a four‑team playoff as a solution.
A neutral arbitrator has denied Playfly Sports' name, image and likeness agreements with 18 Nebraska football players, citing a lack of valid business purpose. The decision sets the stage for a pivotal May 27 hearing that could reshape college athletics' regulatory framework.
Syracuse’s basketball programs have open scholarship spots for the 2026‑27 season, and the outcome of an NCAA eligibility proposal — including a Domonique Darius waiver case — could reshape roster planning before the May 22 Division I Cabinet meeting.
LSU's infield has improved with freshmen Jack Ruckert and Mason Braun, yet third base remains a concern as the team looks to secure an NCAA Tournament spot.
The NCAA has warned college baseball programs about canceling games for non‑weather reasons, citing potential impacts on postseason evaluations.
The NCAA’s oversight subcommittee warns that canceling non‑conference contests for non‑weather reasons threatens teams’ chances of securing a national tournament berth, a concern reflected in recent game cancellations across the country.
The New Jersey Athletic Conference will be represented by four schools in the 2026 NCAA Division III Baseball Championship, with automatic and at‑large selections leading to regional play in Maine, Massachusetts, Ohio and Indiana.
Bridgewater College's baseball team earns its first at-large NCAA Tournament berth since 2014, entering with a 33-13 record and facing Scranton in the opening round.
The defending national champions, the UW‑Whitewater Warhawks, enter the NCAA Division III baseball tournament with a 40‑4 record, a fresh WIAC title and a roster reshaped by 18 newcomers, including Aaron Holland, Ben Lee, John Vodenlich and Andy Thies. They will host Macalester on Friday at 11 a.m., seeking to repeat their championship feat.
The national camp, held in Blaine, Minnesota, offers top goaltenders and defenders a chance to refine their skills under seasoned coaches.