Joe Healy

After a tumultuous 2019 season, Long Beach State started this spring with series wins against California and Wake Forest.

UNC Greensboro threw a combined no-hitter Saturday in the first game of a doubleheader against Fairfield.

Grand Canyon, Pepperdine and Dayton started strong on Opening Weekend and are on the rise as college baseball enters its second week.

No. 8 Michigan used a late home run from Matt Schmidt to upset No. 1 Vanderbilt, while Cal Poly righthander Taylor Dollard was excellent, highlighting the first day at the MLB4 Tournament.

There has never been more college baseball on our televisions and streaming devices, but it can be difficult to keep up with which games are streamed on what platforms.

Both long-time college baseball powers endured uncharacteristic lean years, but look ready to re-join NCAA elite in 2020.

Jacksonville State is coming off a trip to the Oxford Regional final and is eyeing another special season in the OVC.

New Mexico State second baseman Nick Gonzales is the WAC’s star, but Sacramento State is the team to beat.

Southern Miss and FAU are the favorites yet again. Can a surprise team step up and give them a run?

Who is this year’s Cinderella? We identify under-the-radar teams to watch in college baseball in 2020.

Nebraska-Omaha could go back-to-back in the Summit League, but the Mavericks are in a three-team race that figures to go down to the wire.

Last year, five different teams finished within two games of first place in the MAAC, and it’s easy to imagine that type of logjam happening again in 2020.

VCU and Fordham look to be the class of the Atlantic 10 again in 2020, but Dayton also brings back a talented, veteran group.

The Missouri Valley Conference enjoyed a banner season in 2019. Having that type of season might be a tough trick to pull off in 2020.

The West Coast Conference will look to build off a 2019 season of historic success, at least in terms of quality from top to bottom.

Last season, the Pac-12 had five teams in the NCAA tournament. In 2020, the chances of the Pac-12 having another strong year are good.

The Southland Conference has teams like McNeese State and Sam Houston State that have the talent to build at-large resumes.

Going into the 2020 season, it appears the Big 12 could be extremely jumbled, with teams tightly packed in the standings.

One of the nation’s most competitive mid-major conferences again figures to be a battle between Liberty, Stetson and several others.

The Yellow Jackets return a couple of marquee players from a team that was the No. 3 national seed last season.