College Baseball Weekly Watch Guide (Feb 24 to March 1)

The college baseball season keeps rolling this weekend, streaming live and on-demand, exclusively on FloBaseball and the FloSports apps. 

After 55 innings of baseball — because 54 just wasn't enough — Texas Tech gave us just the sort of finish that a spectacle like the Round Rock Classic deserves.

The first day of the 2020 Round Rock Classic did not disappoint, with big names coming up in big spots, an unexpected result that caught the attention of the entire college baseball community, and a bounce back performance by a team many expect to compete for a postseason berth in 2020.

‘Play good baseball and just keep it simple,’ that’s the motto that has been enforced by head coach Scott Malone going into his 13th season at Texas A&M Corpus Christi. 

The college baseball season keeps rolling this weekend, streaming live and on-demand, exclusively on FloBaseball and the FloSports apps. 

It isn’t time — yet — to start talking about the Frisco Classic.

Let’s skip the niceties and get to the point here: The inaugural Round Rock Classic is going to be an absolute show, with bonafide national title contender Texas Tech accompanied by a trio of programs in Tennessee, Houston and Stanford that each have their collective gaze fixed on the NCAA Tournament.

Utah was plagued with injury in 2019 — a run of bad luck that impacted the layout of the entire squad and pushed freshmen to the forefront.

This year’s Missouri squad has their sights set on something different than their opponents.

Just a bunch of kids in a candy shop, that’s what you’ll see watching Kansas State players react to the latest facility renovations in Manhattan.