SPECIAL TO THE CBB
South Carolina won its opener over George Mason, but East Carolina and Binghamton were rained out in the second game Friday in the Greenville Regional at Clark-LeClair Stadium.
Lightning and rain interrupted the USC-George Mason for 80 minutes in the seventh inning, then delayed and finally washed out the ECU-Binghamton game. Read the rest of this entry »
Here is your recap from the first day of action in the Fort Worth Regional.
Top-seeded Clemson needed ninth-inning drama Friday to join Oklahoma State in the winners bracket of the Clemson Regional at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.
Here is your recap of the Chapel Hill Regional for May 29th.
Game 1: #3 Southern Miss 17, #2 Elon 15
BATON ROUGE, La. – Willie Kempf worked 6.0 shutout innings to lead Baylor to a 5-0 win over Minnesota in the second game of the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional Friday night at Alex Box Stadium.
BATON ROUGE, La. – LSU took advantage of a pair of errors and broke out for seven seventh-inning runs to erase a 2-1 deficit, and the Tigers held on to beat Southern 10-2 in the opening game of the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional Friday afternoon at Alex Box Stadium. 
One of the biggest innovations in the coverage of college sports over the last few years is the integration of internet video streaming. Many of the NCAA Regionals this year in baseball will be streamed live over the Internet and they will all be free. We have a full list of the games that will be available online for Friday. The Tallahassee Regional and the UC-Irvine Regional will be shown live on ESPN U.
As many you know, I started to use Twitter a little over a month ago. Some of the news I have shared ranges from College Baseball News and Notes to general sports questions. Three other writers for the site have joined the Twitter Revolution and can be followed at the links below.
The College Baseball Blog has previewed all 16 NCAA Baseball Regionals this year with our great staff of writers. We hope that they can be of some help to our readers who are heading out to the ballpark. The full list is available after the jump.
Who’s going to come out of the Louisville Regional? I don’t think anyone really knows because there is no dominant team in this regional and every team has a legitimate chance to advance. Big East champion Louisville will host a regional for the first time in program history (although they did host a Super Regional) as the #1 seed, Sun Belt Conference champion Middle Tennessee is the second seed, while a hot Vanderbilt squad is the #3 seed and the recently crowned Big 10 Tournament champion Indiana Hoosiers rounds out the field as the #4 seed.






