If you were to go back and read the annual preseason picks of various publications to win the title of college baseball’s various divisions, it may surprise you to learn that very rarely does anyone accurately choose the winner. Part of the reason is likely due to an overdependence on the previous year’s results with…

It is often stated that baseball is a game of inches. A home run could turn into an out or a strike could be judged to be a ball with just the slightest variation in its path. This slight alteration can dramatically impact not just a game, but a team’s entire season.  Often however it…

The top players from the top teams often score most of the mentions in the limited reporting of small school college baseball. In order to help spread the love, this week we’ll take not just a look at how the top five teams fared in each of the divisions, but a peek at the teams…

NCAA D-II Dropped: Arkansas Tech (24) A pair of upsets at the top of the NCAA D-II rankings made things a little murky this week with three of the top five teams unexpectedly losing series.  The first happened in a monster matchup between two teams firmly entrenched in the top ten. Top ranked and defending national…

In regards to changes in the small school rankings this week, there really wasn’t any significant activity. Teams pretty much performed as anticipated with few upsets which resulted in schools pretty much staying put. This lack of movement was especially prevalent at the NCAA D-II and NAIA level where the top ten teams from each…

NCAA D-II  In 2005 Angelo State resurrected its baseball program from its past junior college roots following repeated requests from students and the community. While expectations were high, it’s doubtful anyone forecasted their immediate success as the rekindled Rams finished their debut season with an impressive 30-25 record. In the following years ASU’s success continued…