Vanderbilt and Texas fell out of the NCAA Baseball Tournament last weekend and represented two shocking trends with their early exits. Not only did they make history in setting up a super regional round without the top two national seeds for the first time this century, but they also reflected the major struggles that riddled the SEC at large.

The NCAA baseball tournament regional round was full of surprises. Unexpected teams advanced as favorites fell. A look at the winners and losers.

UTSA, like Murray State, is a team nobody wants to face right now. The Roadrunners earned their first NCAA bid since 2013 and beat the big-brother Longhorns on back-to-back days to make their first super regional. UTSA entered the season 6-26 all-time against the Longhorns but went 3-0 against them this season.

A two-year member of the Alabama Crimson Tide pitching staff has entered the transfer portal and found a home in the ACC.

Here's the latest on who the Clemson Tigers saw enter the transfer portal following their 2025 baseball season.

Wake Forest athletic director John Currie and head coach baseball coach Tom Walter issued an apology to the Tennessee Vols, the SEC, and the ACC on Tuesday morning. The apology came after Walter was spotted during the ESPN broadcast on Monday night appearing to use a slur during Vols first baseman Andrew Fischer's at bat.

Wake Forest baseball coach Tom Walter apologized Tuesday after a video clip went viral Monday that appeared to show him using a homophobic slur.

Coach Tom Walter and the Wake Forest athletic director issued statements after the incident during the Knoxville Regional final of the NCAA baseball tournament.