Nine Unanswered Questions From The 2020 College Baseball Season
With college baseball shutdown due to the novel coronavirus, we try to answer nine of the biggest unanswered questions from the 2020 season.
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Baseball America College Podcast: Addressing Eligibility Issues, 2020 What Ifs
Teddy Cahill and Joe Healy catch you up on the news around the sport, run through some 2020 what ifs and introduce a new weekly interactive segment.
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Source: SEC Extends Suspension Of Games To April 15, Ends Practice
The SEC would extend its suspension of games from March 30 to April 15 due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Baseball America College Podcast: 2020 Season on Hold, CWS Cancelled
Teddy Cahill and Joe Healy react to a surreal week in college baseball, including the news that the College World Series has been cancelled.
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With Pac-12, SEC And ACC Suspending Play, 2020 College Baseball Season Appears In Doubt
The Pac-12’s suspension is indefinite, while the SEC’s runs through at least March 30. The CAA has also suspended spring sports indefinitely.
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NCAA Cancels 2020 College Baseball Tournament, Continuing Surreal Day In Baseball
The NCAAs unprecedented decision came hours after conferences suspended play en masse as the nation scrambles amid heightening novel coronavirus fears.
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Florida State Shows Its Potential In Win At No. 1 Florida
Florida State on Tuesday upended No. 1 Florida in Gainesville and, in doing so, showed what its capable of this season.
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NCAA Top 25 Podcast: West Coast Highlights, ACC Play Begins
On this episode of the Baseball America College Podcast, Teddy Cahill and Joe Healy recap an eventful weekend of college baseball and discuss the newest Top 25 rankings.
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Off The Bat: ACC Delivers Excitement And UCSB Sweeps
The first weekend of ACC play delivered plenty of excitement, while UCSB made a statement with a perfect week against UCLA and Oregon State.
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ACC Opening Day Provides Thrills, While Unbeaten Ranks Thin
Opening Day of ACC play provided plenty of excitement Friday and college baseball’s unbeaten ranks were halved, leaving only Alabama and Florida still undefeated.
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What To Watch For This Weekend In College Baseball (3/6)
The Southern California College Baseball Classic and the start of ACC play highlight this weekend’s action.
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Binghamton’s Stadium Plans Put It In Elite Company
Binghamton unveiled plans for a $60 million stadium, which would be one of the five most expansive college baseball stadiums in the country.
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College Baseball Weekend Preview Podcast: SoCal Classic, ACC Play Begins
Teddy Cahill and Joe Healy preview week 4 of the college baseball season, including the Southern California College Baseball Classic and the beginning of ACC play.
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AAC Solves Scheduling Predicament By Introducing Regular-Season Tournament In 2021
To account for the loss of UConn, the AAC will add a regular-season tournament to open its conference slate.
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NCAA Top 25 Podcast: Georgia Surges after Sweeping Georgia Tech, Carnage in SEC West
Recapping a wild weekend of college baseball, including the Shriners Classic, Georgia sweeping Georgia Tech, Mississippi’s 3-0 week and more.
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Off The Bat: Pitching Powers Oklahoma, Texas Tech To Big Weekends
Dane Acker threw a no-hitter to power Oklahoma to a big weekend at the Shriners College Classic, while Texas Tech stayed hot on the mound for a weekend sweep in Tallahassee.
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Nick Loftin Showcases Power In Baylor Victory
Baylor shortstop Nick Loftin’s mammoth home run Saturday sparked a comeback victory at the Shriners College Classic. The junior has started the season hitting for more power.
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LSU, Oklahoma Show Off Upside At Shriners College Classic
LSU and Oklahoma impressed Friday with big wins at the Shriners Hospitals for Children College Classic.
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Georgia, Long Beach State Score Big Wins Friday Night
Georgia and Long Beach State both opened key series against Top 25 opponents with big wins Friday night, while San Diego and Tulane both threw no-hitters.
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Meet Max Meyer, Minnesota’s Fireballing, Fire-Breathing Two-Way Star
With a fastball that tickles 100 mph and a wipeout slider, Meyer has the attention of scouts. First, he hopes to lead Minnesota back to the NCAA Tournament.
