We are getting into the conference portions of the schedule with a couple of them opening up play. The biggest conference that opened up play this weekend is the ACC.…
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Another Tuesday is in the books with a couple of interesting story lines taking place across the country. The biggest story of the last couple of days has been the…
Monday is historically a slow day in College Baseball but we saw two ranked squads in action with #19 ranked Oregon finishing up a four game series with Hawaii and…
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2011 Conference Players of the Week (Feb. 21st)
by Brian Foley
Here are all the Conference Players of the Week from around the country. We have listed every conference that have put out a press release on Monday. If I missed…
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2011 Season Preview: Seniors to Watch
by Brian Foley
There are a few seniors this year that have come back for their final season of eligible. One of the top hitters in the class is Paul Hoilman from East…
The 2011 Bay Area Media Day is set to begin today at 2pm Eastern/11 am Pacific at Stanford University. The teams featured including the host Cardinal are California, San Jose…
FROM CBD NEWS SOURCE DENVER – Fresno State has been selected as the favorite to win the 2011 Western Athletic Conference regular season baseball crown in a vote by the…
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NCBWA Releases 2011 Stopper of the Year Watch List
by Brian Foley
The 2010 season saw the WAC Conference regular season title won by the Fresno State Bulldogs with a 16-8 conference mark which was 1.5 games better then second place teams…