College baseball did not disappoint Tuesday night.
COLLEGE BASEBALL CHAOS 🤯
Four of the top six ranked teams lost to unranked opponents on Tuesday đź‘€ pic.twitter.com/4rYeWEOAwQ
— ESPN (@espn) February 25, 2026
With college football in the rearview and hoops nearing its peak, the 2026 college baseball season has burst out of the gates with an incredible start.
With parity in baseball being such an issue at the professional level, fans love that college baseball has been able to stay pure in a money-dominated sports world.
What stands out about these upsets? That’s right, the regionalism.
Some sports run from that, but college baseball embraces it and that’s what makes it the best. https://t.co/xE6n0Gj8y1
— Kara Richey (@Kara_Richey) February 25, 2026
FCS football and college baseball are the only pure things we have left. https://t.co/QS2YaWfhes
— Landon Howell (@landonhowell) February 21, 2026
Reposting because ESPN actually posting about College Baseball prior to the postseason is GREAT for the game. https://t.co/njCUaQs8b6
— Section 203 Raggies (@OlsenSection203) February 25, 2026
Despite the strong start to the season, college baseball coverage still has a long way to go.
ESPN still lacks a dedicated college baseball hub with consistently updated live games and box scores, something fans already get with football and basketball.
ESPN posting about how great college baseball can be but they won’t even put box scores up on their app https://t.co/rGmswv1xoj pic.twitter.com/llRpOEPgfO
— Lauren Bradford (@laurenbradfor) February 25, 2026
College baseball doesn’t get nearly the coverage that it deserves
— Link Jarrett’s Burner 🍢 (@LinksBurnerFSU) February 15, 2026
Why doesn’t ESPN allow you to follow a college baseball team or actually keep up with games?
— Kalen DeBoer (@BoersBurner) February 14, 2026
With a long way to go in the season, will the surge of popularity and parity in college baseball lead to better coverage?
