OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Coastal Carolina and LSU are the final two college baseball teams still playing in the 2025 season. Neither has lost a game at this year’s College World Series.

Gage Wood stats Monday's game in the College World Series was only Wood's 10th appearance of the season. In his first nine games this season, all of them starts, the Batesville, Arkansas native ...

LSU baseball vs UCLA: Fourth inning, College World Series game resumes BOT 4: Curiel with a two-out basehit. Frey draws a walk then Milam drives one back up the middle to score a run.

In the big leagues, only superstars like Aaron Judge can routinely crush the ball at speeds in excess of 115 mph. In college baseball these days, everybody’s doing it.

Two of the BEST blue bloods in college baseball history and we got to see them go head to head in the SEC regular season. This is going to be an incredible series every time we get it. Enjoy ball ...

MARION, Va. – Virginia Commonwealth University sophomore baseball player Will Epstein entered the summer looking for a stage to develop his skills without the theatrics increasingly common with ...

The 2025 College Baseball World Series rolled along on Monday with a pair of Bracket 2 games in Omaha. In the opening matchup, Arkansas defeated Murray State 3-0 in an elimination game behind a no ...

The Updated College World Series Bracket: Days 1 and 2 Edition All times Eastern Friday, June 13 Game 1: (13) Coastal Carolina 7, Arizona 4 Game 2: (8) Oregon State 4, Louisville 3 Saturday, June 14 ...

First pitch for the Arkansas-LSU game from the CWS is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET on Wednesday, June 18 from Charles Schwab Field in Omaha. LSU vs Arkansas baseball tickets Looking to buy baseball ...

Junior-college recruiting is only one piece of the puzzle for the Kansas baseball coaching staff. It’s a big one, certainly, big enough that KU has earned the top-ranked JUCO class in the nation ...

In the big leagues, only superstars like Aaron Judge can routinely crush the ball at speeds in excess of 115 mph. In college baseball these days, everybody’s doing it.