Rivals.com College Baseball. It's the new wave of college baseball coverage]]> For the first time ever, college baseball fans will have access to the latest breaking news at their fingertips, as Rivals.com introduces the College Baseball Wire. To access the wire, go to Rivals.com College Baseball - The Wire. Join the nation's leader in college baseball coverage - Rivals.com - as we take you inside the action like no othe]]> Sitting on the bubble at the end of the regular season is not a fun place to be - just ask San Francisco head coach Nino Giarratano. Despite a 38-18 record last season, the Dons were snubbed from the postseason - a result that has served as a rallying point for this year's club. The streaking Dons have a WCC title in their sights entering this weekend's home series against Loyola Marymount. Will the Dons avoid another regional snubbing when the selections are announce]]> Something had to give when Kentucky and Georgia met on Thursday night. The Wildcats entered Thursday's contest winners of their last nine, while Georgia boasted an unblemished 8-0 mark against ranked teams at home. The Bulldogs won Thursday's opener in Athens. Hard-hitting sluggers Bobby Felmy and Josh Morris had huge games for the Bulldogs, while reliever Josh Fields closed the door on Kentucky in the ninth. We take you inside Thursday's national actio]]> Kentucky has a chance to win its first SEC title in school history this weekend. And weekend starter Craig Snipp could be the guy to provide the fireworks. Snipp gets the start in Friday's game against Georgia, while the Bulldogs will counter with stud righthander Brooks Brown. The action also heats up in the Big 12, where Nebraska's Joba Chamberlain and Oklahoma's Daniel McCutchen battle it out at Hawks Field. We go inside the weekend's top pitching matchup]]> With several conference tournaments set to begin in under a week, many teams are hoping to make their final move during the last weekend of the regular season. Kentucky travels to Georgia for the most important series of the week, while Nebraska plays host to Oklahoma. Not far from Athens, the Clemson Tigers play host to a Wake Forest club that is in need of an impressive series win. Meanwhile, Miami heads to Georgia Tech. We go inside the crucial weeken]]> The stretch run of the college baseball season has begun and with that comes increased media exposure via the radio waves. While RosenblattReport.com continues to prove the latest and greatest from the collegiate baseball world, Rivals Radio and host Bill King have you covered on the radio waves. This week, King talked with Rice's Wayne Graham, Tulane's Rick Jones and North Carolina's Mike Fox. They are also scheduled speak with Virginia's Brian O'Connor this wee]]> The regional picture changes on a weekly basis and we at The Rosenblatt Report give our expert opinion on how we think the postseason field shapes up as of today. The Rice Owls are once again the top national seed, while Clemson sits close behind following another strong week that included a series sweeop of Florida State. Tulane and Miami earned new host sites in this week's projections. We give you a lengthy snapshot of the current regional pictur]]> After quietly racking up wins during the middle portion of their ACC schedule, the Clemson Tigers are back in the headlines. The Tigers had a great week on the diamond, going 6-0 with series sweeps over ACC foes Duke and Florida State. Clemson faced Duke early in the week, while they welcomed Mike Martin's Noles to town during the weekend. While Clemson's offense was solid, the pitching earned rave reviews by allowing just 12 runs in six key conference game]]> The top-ranked Rice Owls had another successful week on the diamond, as they went 3-1 with a midweek win over Lamar and a weekend series victory over arch-rival Houston. This marks the fifth-straight week that the Owls occupy the top spot in the Rosenblatt Report Top 25. With a C-USA regular season title clinched, the Owls will face LSU and Marshall this week, before hosting the conference tournament next week. We give you the Top 2]]> Rice two-way starter Joe Savery had a sour return to the hill on Sunday, but proved to be a tough out at the plate as the Owls dropped arch-rival Houston by a score of 13-3 in seven innings. Savery wasn't the only Owl slugger to impress at the plate, as red-hot shortstop Brian Friday extended his hitting streak to sixteen games. Savery's return wasn't welcomed by the Cougars, who touched him for three runs in 2.2 innings. But Savery was a force at the plat]]> The last time the Rice Owls and Houston Cougars met in the regular season with a pair of true aces on the hill was February 2003. In that game, the Owls, who were led by righty Wade Townsend, shutout Brad Sullivan and the Cougars by a score of 3-0 at Cougar Field. On Friday night at Reckling Park, the roles were reversed. Houston ace pitcher Brad Lincoln threw a complete game shutout against the top-ranked Owls, as the Cougars won by a score of 3-0 in Housto]]> Amid the excitement surrounding the North Carolina baseball program are two pertinent facts about the Tar Heels they haven't been to the College World Series since 1989 and haven't hosted a Regional in Chapel Hill since 1983. The Heels are on track to snap the no regional host streak. Can they do the same about the CWS? At least one of those streaks a regional host will end when the postseason selections are made in a few weeks. We go inside the actio]]> The top-ranked Rice Owls are having one of their best seasons in school history and setting the tone on the weekend is righthander Eddie Degerman. Degerman has proved himself to be one of the nation's top pitchers this season. And on Friday, he will lead the Owls against fellow righty Brad Lincoln and the Houston Cougars. The matchup between North Carolina's Andrew Miller and Virginia's Sean Doolittle is also raising plenty of national interes]]> Before the season started, Virginia head coach Brian O'Connor discussed the possibility of his team reaching the College World Series. O'Connor spoke of the feat with confidence and while many chalked up his comments as typical coach speak, others took his analysis to heart. The Cavaliers have been consistently offensively this spring and also have one of the nation's top pitching staffs with lefty Sean Doolittle leading the way. The Cavs play host to UN]]> The power rankings are not indicative of the season as a whole, but are a reflection of how teams are competing in conference play during each week. For instance, the power rankings focus more on recent trends than overall record or future potential. Though some teams may have an impressive overall record, their recent trend may be on the negative side, or vice versa. These rankings aim to weigh heavily on factors such as those. The week's rankings are her]]> With the season coming to a close, there are several questions being raised around the collegiate baseball world. We answer those questions and more in the first edition of fact or fiction, which will be featured once a week throughout the stretch run and postseason. While Nebraska hopes to bounce back from a series loss at Oklahoma State, we take an in-depth look at the chances of the ACC getting a team to Omaha in June. We give you the first edition of fact or fictio]]> With the regular season starting to come to a close, the midweek schedule dwindles with each week that passes. For some that is good news, while for others the midweek serves as a potential postseason resume booster. That's exactly what we have in store this week as several clubs look to better their regional resumes. San Francisco hopes to sweeten their resume as they hit the road to take on California, while Winthrop travels to Chapel Hill to take on the talented Tar Heel]]> The regional picture changes on a weekly basis and we at The Rosenblatt Report give our expert opinion on how we think the postseason field shapes up as of today. The Rice Owls are this week's top national seed despite having the week off for finals. Meanwhile, Texas entered as a national seed at No. 5 while Oklahoma dropped out of the top eight. Also worth noting, Kentucky and Virginia each grabbed a regional host, while NC State and Ole Miss hit the roa]]> After starting conference play with a 3-6 record, the doubters came out in full force for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. At the time, the criticism was warranted. But now the Cowboys have won four-straight conference series and are on their way to reaching a postseason regional. Also of note, Arkansas finished off a three-game sweep of Alabama at home while Kentucky swept Ole Miss in solid fashion, winning their sixth SEC series. We bring you Sunday's Noteboo]]>