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After so much post-season success the Pac 12 teams had a bit of a speed-bump today as Arizona was eliminated by Louisville and Oregon State lost to Coastal Carolina.

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Ole Miss has its work cut out at the Oxford Regional with Georgia Tech, Western Kentucky and Murray State coming to town.

Florida State welcomes red-hot Northeastern, SEC-tested Mississippi State, and power-hitting Bethune-Cookman to a loaded Tallahassee Regional.

North Carolina is a heavy favorite, but Oklahoma has the horses on the mound to upset the narrative, Nebraska is playing its best at the right time, and Holy Cross is frisky.

Tennessee is the favorite after showing signs of life in Hoover. Wake Forest's stars give Deacs a chance. Cincinnati's aggressive style could be Vols Achilles heel.

It's time to take an in-depth look at the Athens Regional, which is loaded with plenty of competition.

With the Duke head coaching job coming open, here's a look at some of the leading candidates to watch.

Vanderbilt, the No. 1 overall seed, is surging at the perfect time thanks to dominant pitching, a staff that will be put to the test by the potent offenses of Louisville, ETSU and Wright State ...

Here's everything you need to know about how the House Settlement will effect college baseball.