Only the nation's best teams remain in the 2014 College World Series. Typically, the best teams are made up of some of the best players, and on the sport's grandest stage, Omaha, Nebraska, those players are the difference between a win and a loss. Through six games, here are the most impressive players in Omaha.   6. OF Boomer White, TCU Few runs were scored in TCU's first game in double-elimination play. But most of the runs scored by the ...

With all of the talk about upsets, legendary programs, attendance records and the pros and cons of double-elimination at the 2014 College World Series, it's easy to overlook the fact that many of these players will continue to delight baseball fans at the next level of the game. As one might expect in the College World Series, there is a bevy of professional-level talent set to take the field at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Nebraska. Seven ...

After four games in the opening round, just seven teams remain in the College World Series, with one more set to be eliminated on Tuesday night in Omaha. Two of the top overall seeds in TCU and Virginia are set to square off in the late game, but not before the losers bracket matchup between Texas Tech and Ole Miss. With nearly every game in the early going being a low-scoring affair, TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha ...

After two days of the 2014 College World Series, all of the eight teams in Omaha have played their opening matchups. That means four of them entered Day 3 just one loss away from elimination. Monday's slate started with Texas and Louisville facing off in the losers bracket. After both the Cardinals and Longhorns lost their opening matchups on Saturday, the loser of Monday's game saw their season come to an end. That's not all that's on ...

The pressure is mounting at the 2014 College World Series following the first couple days of the tournament. The losers bracket is in place after the weekend's slate of baseball action. Four teams have nowhere left to hide in this double-elimination tournament and will be playing for their lives. Monday night will see two teams try to stay on the baseball gods' good side and avoid the losers bracket. UC Irvine—on a stunning run as an at-large ...

One team will see its season come crashing to an end Monday at the College World Series, and another will put itself in excellent position going forward with a 2-0 record.  When it comes to college baseball, the stakes don’t get much higher than during Day 3 of this event. Here is a look at where and when you can follow all the action live as well as a look at yesterday's scores.   Louisville (0-1) vs. Texas ...

The 2014 College World Series will feature an exciting double dose of college baseball on Day 3, featuring powerhouse programs, legendary coaches and loads of strategic small ball for the tactically inclined baseball fan. Vanderbilt will take on UC Irvine in Monday's first contest. UC Irvine was an at-large bid in this year's tournament after losing eight of their final nine regular-season games. The Anteaters have fared much better in postseason play and will look to ...

Eight teams still remain in the 2014 College World Series; although, that number is set to decrease in short order. On Saturday, the first two games took place, as UC Irvine handled Texas and Vanderbilt defeated Louisville. That brings us to Monday. UC Irvine and Vanderbilt are set to face off in the winners bracket, and each will look to secure a win that will result in a very favorable path to the finals. Conversely, it's do or die ...

An exciting pair of games to open up the 2014 College World Series on Saturday only set the stage for Day 2, with two more enticing matchups on tap.   UC Irvine came up clutch late in their opener versus Texas to open up action in Omaha, pulling out a 3-1 victory after the Anteaters trailed for much of the game. They'll go on to face Vanderbilt, winners of a 5-3 affair against Louisville in the late ...

Eight of the nation's top baseball teams have gotten together in Omaha to decide the national champion at the 2014 College World Series, which means many of the most promising MLB prospects are sure to be in action. Between the eight teams—UC Irvine, Texas, Louisville, Vanderbilt, Texas Tech, TCU, Virginia and Ole Miss—there is no shortage of professional talent. Each team is littered with players who were selected high in the MLB draft earlier in June, ...