Teddy Cahill

Adley Rutschman catches, he hits, he can kick 60-yard field goals and he is great at starting dogpiles.

On top of being an All-American, Kevin Abel is named Baseball America’s 2018 Freshman Of The Year.

Replacing Augie Garrido would never be easy. But Pierce did an admirable job, guiding Texas to the CWS for the first time since 2014.

Carter Stewart (No. 9 overall) was the highest ranked player in this year’s BA 500 to not sign with an MLB team.

A new format for the College World Series would better match the regular season.

An annual tradition is here: Ted Cahill attempts to predict the eight teams to make it to Omaha for the 2019 College World Series.

Oregon State defeated Arkansas, 5-0, in Game 3 of the CWS finals to claim the 2018 national championship.

After coming so close to winning the first national championship in program history, Arkansas is eager to move on to Game 3.

Blaine Knight delivered a strong start and Arkansas defeated Oregon State, 4-1, to take a 1-0 lead in the CWS finals.

After spending the last four seasons at Indiana, Lemonis will now take the reins at Mississippi State.

Imagine if you could build a super team out of two of college baseball’s most dominant powers this season?

Facing Florida and righty Brady Singer, Arkansas prevailed to win, 5-2, and advance to the College World Series final for the first time since 1979.

Once sidelined by a broken finger, J.J. Schwarz has returned and hit a key two-run homer in Florida’s win over Texas Tech.

A 5-foot-9, lefthanded-hitting centerfielder, Fletcher draws comparisons to former Arkansas standout Andrew Benintendi.

The Longhorns lost to Florida, 6-1, ending a season that saw Texas get back to Omaha for a record 36th time.

Dusek battled leukemia as a child and underwent Tommy John surgery, but now finally has a chance to pitch in Omaha.

Legendary head coach Mike Martin will retire following the 2019 season, which will be his 40th at Florida State.

Alexander delivered his third walk-off hit of the season—and biggest yet—in Saturday’s win against Washington.

McKenzie earned academic all-American honors after hitting .246/.341/.303 and emerging as the Longhorns’ everyday first baseman.

The names you may not know yet, but should by the end of the 2018 College World Series.