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Alabama’s baseball team is one win away from its first College World Series appearance this century, with a weather‑hit super regional against St. John's set to resume at 3 p.m. CT.
An 8‑0 win over St. John's has put Alabama on the cusp of a historic College World Series appearance. Coach Rob Vaughn warns against complacency and highlights the need for relentless effort against a familiar opponent.
In front of a record crowd in Tuscaloosa, Alabama’s baseball team rolled past St. John’s 8-0, highlighted by Tyler Fay’s seven‑plus innings of shutout pitching and key hits from Justin Lebron, Brennan Holt and Bryce Fowler.
Alabama’s baseball team opened its super regional with an 8‑0 victory over St. John's, fueled by a record 7,573 fans, a viral "Tarps off" atmosphere, and a masterful performance from pitcher Tyler Fay, while coach Rob Vaughn urged the squad to savor the moment.
Alabama’s 8‑0 win over St. John's, powered by Tyler Fay’s dominant pitching and key hits from Holt, Fowler and Lebron, draws a record crowd and sets up a decisive Game 2 for a chance at the College World Series.
The University of Alabama's baseball program enjoyed its largest gathering in Sewell‑Thomas Stadium history, with head coach Rob Vaughn personally boosting student turnout and the team aiming for its first College World Series appearance since 1999.
Alabama will host St. John’s in the NCAA Super Regional in Tuscaloosa, a first‑time venue since 2006, with both teams poised for a chance at Omaha. Coach Rob Vaughn, standout players Brady Neal and Adam Agresti, and a rain‑laden forecast add layers of drama to the series.
After a gambling scandal toppled the previous staff, Rob Vaughn steered Alabama to its first super regional hosting, cementing a rapid rise that began at Maryland and Kansas State.
St. John’s and Alabama meet in a best‑of‑three Super Regional in Tuscaloosa, each hoping to end long droughts and advance to the College World Series.
Alabama, seeded No. 7, will face unranked St. John's in a best‑of‑three series starting Saturday at Sewell‑Thomas Stadium, with both programs eyeing a historic milestone.
The Alabama Crimson Tide will host St. John's in a best‑of‑three Super Regional starting Saturday, June 6, with a potential trip to the College World Series on the line.
The 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament saw top seeds UCLA and Georgia Tech eliminated, allowing Alabama to surge into the Tuscaloosa Super Regional against St. John's Red Storm.
Coach Rob Vaughn confirmed that catcher Johnny Lemm is competing with a fractured finger, while right fielder Peyton Steele is undergoing rehabilitation for a hamstring injury, with hopes of a quick return.
Alabama baseball freshman Myles Upchurch delivered a standout postseason debut, combining raw talent with composure under pressure to help the Crimson Tide advance.
Alabama’s baseball team clinches a Super Regional berth with a 9‑7 win over Oklahoma State, highlighted by clutch performances from Brady Neal and Eric Hines.
Alabama’s baseball program, under coach Rob Vaughn, has reached the NCAA Super Regionals for the first time in three seasons, driven by key player contributions and a culture rebuilt after scandal.
Alabama’s baseball team, seeded seventh, will host the Tuscaloosa Super Regional from June 5‑8 after defeating Oklahoma State, marking a historic moment for the program.
The Crimson Tide are set to host Oklahoma State in a pivotal Regional final, with coach Rob Vaughn urging an engaged fan base and freshman Myles Upchurch stepping onto the mound.
Alabama's freshman right‑hander Myles Upchurch is slated to make his inaugural postseason start, showcasing a multi‑sport background, a four‑pitch repertoire, and a 3.34 ERA that ranks seventh in the SEC.
Alabama’s baseball squad survived a weather delay, a late rally and a defensive miscue to beat USC Upstate 7-5, setting up a Sunday night clash that will stream on ESPN+.
Alabama’s baseball team is one win away from the NCAA Super Regional, and coach Rob Vaughn is rallying fans to boost attendance for the crucial upcoming match.
Alabama's baseball team prepares for a decisive regional contest that could launch them into the super regionals, facing Oklahoma State or USC Upstate at Sewell‑Thomas Stadium.
Coach Rob Vaughn praised his team's win over USC Upstate but urged a larger crowd, targeting 7,000 attendees, as Alabama, the No. 7 seed in the NCAA Tournament, eyes a super regional berth.
Despite a hour‑long delay, Alabama’s offense erupted in the third inning and a steady bullpen effort secured a 7‑5 win over USC Upstate, with coach Rob Vaughn hailing the team’s toughness.