Kentucky and UCLA had fantastic weekends on the diamond and moved into the latest Rivals.com Top 25.

Cal State Fullerton didn't play up to par this weekend, but wasn't alone as several teams struggled. Others prospered, though.

N.C. State and Coastal Carolina are having fantastic weekends and are joined by Louisville, Texas and many others.

Gerrit Cole threw a gem for UCLA and was one of several players that led their teams to big victories on Friday.

After weeks of failed legal battles with the University of Kentucky, pitcher James Paxton decided to leave the program.

It's still early in the season, but there are plenty of teams that helped their cases in our first conference power rankings of the year.

There are some changes to report in the power rankings after just one week. There's a new leader in the outfield category.

The Road to Omaha has begun and New Mexico is one of several teams that really impressed opening weekend.

Austin Freeman and Greg Monroe scored 16 points each, and No. 22 Georgetown built a big first-half lead before handling everything South Florida star Dominique Jones could offer in a 69-49 victory Wednesday in the Big East tournament. Chris Wright also had 15 points for the eighth-seeded Hoyas (21-9), who were likely already in the NCAA tournament but now have the chance to improve their seeding

No. 12 Butler insists the real work is just beginning. After winning 20 straight games, cruising to the Horizon League regular-season title and routing second-seeded Wright State 70-45 for the conference tournament title Tuesday night, the Bulldogs suddenly have bigger aspirations. Among them: extending the nation's longest winning streak.