College Baseball
What is College Baseball?
A knowledgeable guide on college baseball, championships, and teams.
- Added on December 06 2023
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The NCAA College Baseball season culminates in a three-week tournament known as the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship. The Field of 64 teams is decided by a selection committee made up of members of the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee. Each regional is a double-elimination tournament with the winners advancing to the College World Series.
In college baseball, pitching rules outline the number of innings a pitcher can play, the amount of time they have to rest between innings, and the number of pitches they are allowed to throw. Pitchers must have at least four days of rest between starts, are limited to two infield warm-up throws, and can pitch up to nine innings per game.
The NCAA is divided into three divisions for college baseball. Division I is the most competitive and has the most expansive postseason opportunities, including regional and super regional tournaments and the College World Series. Division II and Division III offer fewer postseason opportunities but still feature competitive play.