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San Antonio College (SAC) has decided to forfeit their 2014 season due to being unable to successfully field a team. Teams scheduled to play conference games against SAC will be awarded 7-0,7-0, and 9-0 victories for each scheduled series.

The University of Nebraska has been placed on probation and issued 4 forfeit losses for violating NCBA DI Rule 6.02.2.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers swept a doubleheader with North Texas on Friday evening in the season opener for both teams. Afterwards, the games were overturned and ruled 7-0 forfeit victories for North Texas since Nebraska participated in games without a valid roster. The forfeits move UNT’s record to 2-0.

Texas came on strong during Week 13. The Longhorns knocked off the NCBA’s lone Canadian team Lakehead University (D2) during a rare midweek affair, then swept UTSA in conference play to complete a perfect week. The Horns were led by the outstanding pitching of Blake Sandall and Brandon Alex and the hot hitting of Clay Modgling, Chris Muellner, and Edgar Ramirez.

The top ranked team in the land took on D2 heavy hitter TAMU Corps this past weekend, walking away with a pair of wins in this 3 game affair. The big fella David Williams was brilliant again on the mound for the Ags, earning his 3rd win of the season while allowing no runs on 3 hits and racking up 10 K’s. The Ags did fall for the first time this season in a 6-5 battle that ended the series.

Dark horse Lone Star College (D1) opened the season with back to back doubleheaders in non-conference play this past weekend and swept both ends of a pair of doubleheaders. The Coyotes showed off their depth and kept the momentum for a strong 2nd place finish at the fall Wood Wars tournament. LSC heads into conference play starting the season at 4-0.

The Houston Cougars dropped both ends of a doubleheader against in-town rival UH-Downtown. The losses move their record to 0-6 heading into conference play next weekend.

#6 Texas Tech used outstanding pitching, including a 9-inning no-hitter from Hudson Taylor and an 11 strike out outing from Ryan Canak, to sweep the 3 game set at SMU. The Red Raiders had great performances at the plate by Colin Calbreath and Oscar Sandate. SMU was led by the hitting of Ben Laetsch and a solid outing on the hill by Pearce Howell.