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College Baseball

NCAA Baseball Tournament: Monday's chaos sets the stage for Super Regionals

After one of the wildest Regional slates in NCAA Baseball Tournament history, Super Regional weekend is officially set.

Just nine of the 16 national seeds will play in Super Regionals. The No. 1 (UCLA) and No. 2 (Georgia Tech) overall seeds were upset, marking the second consecutive season that the top two national seeds failed to reach Super Regional play. The other national seeds to lose in Regional play include No. 8 Florida, No. 9 Southern Miss, No. 10 Florida State, No. 12 Texas A&M, and No. 13 Nebraska.

Cal Poly, Little Rock, Troy, and West Virginia all advanced and are seeking their first-ever Men’s College World Series appearance.

The full Super Regional schedule including dates, networks, and first pitch times can be viewed below.

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Where things stand with the 15 biggest 5-star recruitments entering the summer visit stretch

Steve Wiltfong breaks down the June recruiting landscape for the nation's top uncommitted five-star prospects, with official visit weekends heating up and several previously locked-in commitments showing real signs of movement.
No. 1 overall prospect Jalen Brewster remains a Texas Tech verbal, but visits to LSU, Florida, and SMU have generated genuine interest elsewhere. The Red Raiders get his official visit on June 19, and while confidence is high in Lubbock, this one isn't as closed as it looks.
Brewster is just one of more than a dozen five-star prospects covered in Wiltfong's full report, with the latest intel on where things stand heading into the critical June window.

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College Football Playoff

Would a return to the BCS formula be a better way to pick College Football Playoff teams?

SEC coaches and ADs left a recent CFP presentation angrier than when it started, with widespread frustration that the selection committee isn't properly rewarding teams that schedule tough non-conference games.
Tennessee AD Danny White floated a potential fix: bring back something like the BCS formula, blending human polls with computer rankings so schools know exactly what scheduling decisions will help or hurt their playoff chances.
Andy Staples compared BCS simulations vs. committee selections year by year since 2014 to get to the bottom of which methodology is better.

FULL STORY FROM ANDY STAPLES →

College Football

It's Pete Golding's show now at Ole Miss, and he's not worried about shadows, headlines or accusations

Maybe it’s because he grinded his way up through the coaching ranks. Maybe it’s because he’s always had a chip on his shoulder, since his days as an undersized safety for Delta State. Maybe it’s because he’s never really been one to “give a shit” when he’s the subject of criticism, skepticism or accusations. So listen closely. Pete Golding is ready for it all, every bit of it.

Baseball Transfer Portal

2026 college baseball transfer portal tracker: Latest entries, commitments

On3's Pete Nakos is tracking every notable college baseball transfer portal move, from power conference pitchers moving to mid-major hitters jumping to the Power 4. Nakos has the latest on all the moves, and will be updating this tracker throughout the calendar year.