
Jacob Rudner
National College Reporter at Baseball America
National College Reporter for Baseball America | @Cronkite_ASU Alum
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5 days ago |
baseballamerica.com | Jacob Rudner
Barely an hour after its season ended on Sunday evening in the Tallahassee Regional, Mississippi State announced its hiring of longtime Virginia head coach Brian O’Connor, who is the ninth skipper in program history. O’Connor quickly became a primary target for Mississippi State athletic director Zac Selmon following the school’s dismissal of former coach Chris Lemonis in April. O’Connor emerged as the clear favorite to earn the job on Thursday.
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5 days ago |
baseballamerica.com | Jacob Rudner
For the first time in the super regional era, the No. 1 national seed will not appear in its own regional final. Vanderbilt, the top overall seed in the 2025 NCAA Tournament, was eliminated from the Nashville Regional on Sunday afternoon in a stunning 5-4 loss to Wright State. The result underscores the volatility of a tournament that, so far, has belonged to mid-major programs. Wright State, a perennial Horizon League power, will face Louisville in Sunday night’s regional final.
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6 days ago |
baseballamerica.com | Jacob Rudner
Two full days of the NCAA Tournament have already come and gone and 16 teams have officially been eliminated from the mix with at least 16 more set to make their exit throughout Day 3. You can follow along with results from every game here. Here’s a quick snapshot of how No. 1 seeds have fared so far. We’ll cover Oregon’s surprising exit below.
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1 week ago |
baseballamerica.com | Jacob Rudner
The 2025 college baseball tournament started off with a bang Friday night when the regional round delivered four opening-night host upsets and several tightly contested high-major showdowns. Here are 10 takeaways from Day 1 of the NCAA Tournament:The same qualities that have made top-seeded Vanderbilt great this year are also what leave it exposed.
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1 week ago |
baseballamerica.com | Jacob Rudner
Texas A&M on Friday afternoon announced that it will retain head baseball coach Michael Earley heading into next season after the Aggies became the first preseason No. 1 since 1991 to miss the NCAA Tournament. The move defies widespread expectations that the school would move on from Earley following the disappointing 2025 campaign and initiate a coaching search for a new head coach.
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