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MEMPHIS EMBARKS ON $3 MILLION RENOVATION OF BALLPARK

06/29/2009 6:43 AM - FedEx's donation means a facelift for Nat Buring Stadium, which first opened in 1972 and has fallen into disrepair.

TULSA PASSES ON REVIVING BASEBALL PROGRAM

06/29/2009 5:53 AM - Despite the availability of Driller Stadium as a home venue, University of Tulsa officials pass on bringing back baseball as a varsity sport after estimating the cost to be upwards of a half-million dollars.

UMASS CONSIDERS DRIOPPING BASEBALL

03/26/2009 6:03 AM - Finances may force the school to drop baseball as a varsity sport.

OREGON OPENS NEW BALLPARK TODAY

02/27/2009 6:37 AM - The University of Oregon will host a home baseball game for the first time since 1981 when the Ducks host defending national champion Fresno State.

Pete Incaviglia: Still loving the game
Twenty-five years later, Pete Incaviglia still owns five records in the NCAA Division I record book. Looking back on his days at Oklahoma State, he reflected on how it prepared him for a pro career -- both on and off the field. We catch up with Incaviglia in his role as the manager of the Grand Prairie AirHogs and ask him to reflect on perhaps the most storied career in college baseball.

WELCOME TO THE REVAMPED COLLEGE BASEBALL DIGEST!

06/04/2008 7:06 PM - Welcome to the next version of College Baseball Digest, the only resource on the Web devoted to daily coverage of the culture of college baseball. Whether it's a record-setting performance at any level of play or the inspirational story of a ballplayer overcoming tremendous odds, you can bet College Baseball Digest will be there.

THE WALLACE WATCH LIST IS PARED DOWN TO 64 PLAYERS

05/30/2008 4:53 PM - As college baseball enters regional play with 64 teams, so does the Brooks Wallace National Player of the Year Wallace Watch. Sixty-four talented players now make up the Wallace Watch as they hope to take home National Player of the Year honors.

NCAA ANNOUNCES 64-TEAM TOURNEY FIELD

05/27/2008 8:24 PM - New faces and the usual suspects comprise this year's 64 teams in the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship playoffs, as the top teams in the nation vie for a slot in the 62nd annual College World Series, which begins play on June 14 at Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha.

One thing is for certain: we will see a new champion this year, as Oregon State failed to make the tourney. However, 38 teams repeat from last season's tournament, including runner-up North Carolina. Miami (Fla.) is making its 36th consecutive appearance in the tournament, one of the more remarkable records in NCAA history, while Florida State is making its 31st straight appearance. The Ivy League's Columbia University, where the legendary Lou Gehrig played, is making its first NCAA appearance since 1976. Four teams are in the tourney for the first time: UC Davis, Dallas Baptist, Lipscomb and Mt. St. Mary’s.