Congratulations to Cal Poly for winning the Carnival Classic over the weekend in Santa Barbara.  In a very competitive field, the Mustangs showed quality depth winning 4 of 5 games in route to the title.  Good hitting and solid pitching led them to wins over UCLA, UCSD, USC and a nail bitter over UCLA in the championship game 8-7.  CAL was the only team to slow the Mustangs on their way to the title.  With conference play starting to heat up, Cal Poly made a statement in their quest to reach Las Vegas     

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Don’t forget to tune in TODAY at 3:01 pm EST for SUITE 301! We’ll be breaking down the season thus far, as well as looking towards the matchups this spring!

Coastal Carolina has been placed on probation for violating NCBA Rule 6.02.2.

2012 World Series stand out Ryan Canak of Texas Tech wasted no time going to work in 2013. Canak tossed 7 innings for the win in his season debut and struck out an incredible 14 North Texas batters. The Red Raiders also flexed their muscle at the dish behind the bats of Glen Morrison and last year’s Region hitter of the year Luke Wadley.

SMU’s road to success has been long and difficult over the last few years, but that was all behind them this past weekend after a 3 game sweep of Houston Community College. The Mustangs celebrated close victories behind the pitching of Charley Haley and Brad Quillen. The weekend was capped by walkoff double from Grant Brandon in game 3.

#16 Texas cruised to an easy 10 victory in Game 1, but from there things got difficult. The Longhorns needed a late 2-R homer from Clay Modgling to tie before winning game 2 by a score of 9-7. On Sunday, Stephen F Austin displayed their bats in a 21-14 shootout. Texas narrowly takes the series 2 games to 1.

#18 Texas A&M opened up at home against Sam Houston State this past weekend and took all 3 games to start the season 3-0. The Aggies cruised to victories in games 1 and 3, but Game 2 proved more difficult. Evan Brummet had a late game tying single to send it to extras then was the hero again with a walk-off single to keep the Aggies perfect.

The Kingwood bats were hot all weekend. The Coyotes outscored a short-handed UTSA club by a total of 43-14 on the weekend. The Kingwood club was led by the outstanding pitching of Zach Stuard ( 6 IP, 11 K’s) and the hitting of Jordan Coaliron (8-13). Kingwood moves to 4-2 on the season.

San Antonio College and Victoria College split a weekend doubleheader by scores of 6-2 and 2-6. The VC Pirates were led once again by a great pitching performance of Brooks Bynum while San Antonio was led by the hitting of Colt Tillman and the pitching of Michael Vasquez.