After a run of making two College World Series appearances in four seasons, the Auburn Tigers suffered a setback in 2024 by finishing the season with a 27-26 record, and an 8-22 mark in SEC play. The 2024 season was only the third time since

A new year is upon us and that means college baseball season is right around the corner. The start of the 2025 Virginia baseball season is just a little over a

Vanderbilt has been ranked in the top 10 of the preseason Perfect Game poll in five of the last six seasons. The Commodores were ranked No. 11 in 2023. They were last ranked as low as 15th in the 2018 preseason Perfect Game poll, in which they were not ranked at all.

Texas A&M baseball was runners-up in the 2024 College World Series to Tennessee. Now the Aggies head into 2025 ready to get over the hump.

It's the Razorbacks' lowest preseason ranking by Perfect Game since the 2021 season, when they were picked No. 20. That team was eliminated by NC State in the Fayetteville Super Regional. It also breaks a streak of three consecutive years of the Hogs being ranked in the Top 10 to start the season.

Tennessee baseball won the 2024 College World Series title against Texas A&M, its first national championship in program history.

Infielder Daniel Dickinson, a native of Richland, Wash., was voted to the first team, and right-handed pitcher Anthony Eyanson, a product of Lakewood, Calif., received second-team recognition.

CLEMSON, S.C. - The Tigers were ranked No. 8 in the Perfect Game preseason ranking, released Monday. Texas A&M was the preseason top-ranked team, followed by LSU, Virginia, Georgia and Tennessee. Clemson was one of six ACC teams ranked in the top 25,

Texas A&M is No. 1 in the poll, followed by LSU, Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida State, Texas, Clemson, Duke and Oregon State to round out the Top 10. Other SEC teams appearing in the Perfect Game Top 25 are No.

Now, just a year later, the Gators landed at No.11 in this year's rankings, their lowest preseason ranking since 2022. They sit behind four SEC