Joe Healy

Freshman righthander JT Ginn pitched Mississippi State to victory in a top-10 showdown against Texas Tech at the Frisco Classic.

Despite missing the 2018 NCAA Tournament, Kentucky has positive momentum as a program thanks to its new stadium and reinvigorated roster.

Cal Baptist moved up from Division II this season and has raced out to a 9-0 start, becoming the first team in the country to reach nine wins.

UCLA came into the season with questions on the mound, an unusual experience for the Bruins. But, so far, their young pitchers have been up to the task.

Georgia sophomore righthander Emerson Hancock flirted with a no-hitter Saturday and has this spring taken over at the front of Georgia’s rotation.

Louisiana Tech is off to a strong start after sweeping Southeastern Louisiana on the road and is an under-the-radar team to watch this spring.

Morehead State brings back an experienced team and enters the year as the Ohio Valley Conference favorite.

Preseason All-American Matt Wallner leads Southern Miss as the Golden Eagles eye another Conference USA crown.

Baylor enters the 2019 NCAA baseball season ranked No. 15 — its highest preseason ranking since 2009. The rise of Shea Langeliers is a big reason why.

Oral Roberts has a new look this spring but is again the team to beat in the Summit League.

The Missouri Valley Conference race is again expected to come down to heavyweights Missouri State and Dallas Baptist.

Sam Houston State enters the spring as the team to beat in what figures to again be a very competitive Southland Conference race.

Is Mitchell Senger the next in a recent line of top Stetson pitching prospects? Plus, A-Sun predictions, MVP awards and draft prospects.

Can anyone unseat Texas Tech in the Big 12? We project conference standings, player and pitcher of the year, rank the conference’s best draft prospects, best tools and much more.

Southern Miss. baseball star Matt Wallner is capable of putting together a Player of the Year type campaign in 2019.

Duke baseball will ride its pitching staff, led by one of the nation’s top pitching prospects in Graeme Stinson, as far as it can take them.

Just about everybody is back from a 2018 team that finished with 37 wins, won the Big 12 Conference Tournament and earned the No. 2 seed in the Stanford Regional.

No. 19 Texas has a classic formula for getting to Omaha: Pitching+defense+athleticism equals success. So who will step up for the Longhorns in 2019?

ECU baseball has the bats in Spencer Brickhouse and Bryant Packard. Now can they develop a workhorse starter to guide them to Omaha?

Clemson’s offense lost a considerable amount of power. But with Logan Davidson and a deep pitching staff returning, the Tigers are formidable again.