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From hearing him tell the story, it was baseball that was running through his head while sitting in his accounting classes at Birmingham Southern. Brooks Webb was far too invested to take a different route [...]

Want a recruiting edge for young guys in New England? How about playing in a ballpark that was made to look similar to Fenway Park? Well, that’s only one thing that UMass Boston has going [...]

Darin Thomas has got a good thing going at the University of Texas at Arlington. So good that the university just recently gave him a contract extension that should keep him there at least long [...]

Terry Baumgartner had 11 successful seasons at his alma mater, Western Oregon before moving across the border to beautiful Quincy, California to join Feather River College, one of more than 90 junior colleges in the [...]

Some of these interviews come to us from unexpected places — and I guess this would qualify. Drop a pin on the map at Niagara County Community College and you might think “day trip to [...]

One doesn’t necessarily think of California when they think of NCAA D3 hotbeds — to a great extent because there’s only nine D3 teams in the entire state, and they’re all located in the southern [...]

Eric Theisen is a Michigan guy who played his college ball at Illinois State. After flirting a bit with pro ball it was back to Michigan — and he eventually landed at Hillsdale College. Turns [...]

Not only is University of Memphis baseball coach Daron Schoenrock part of the vast Ron Polk coaching tree, but he’s been fortunate to have been associated with guys like Keith Madison, Jan Weisberg, Fred Corral, [...]

If baseball coaching is about anything, it’s about sharing. Those coaches who like to keep everything to themselves are in the minority. The successful ones share with others the same way it was shared with [...]

Jeremiah Robbins had a good thing going at Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho, but the chance to go home and coach baseball was extremely compelling. When Coach Robbins heard that Umpqua Community College was [...]