college baseball hall of fame

Late Friday afternoon (April 7), the College Baseball Foundation and City of Lubbock released statements announcing the College Baseball Hall of Fame won't be built in Lubbock.

"We are excited to induct this class," said Mike Gustafson, president and CEO of the National College Baseball Hall of Fame. "It is remarkable that this is our 11th induction class and they are this accomplished."
This years class features the Coach and Pitcher who…

It's opening day for college baseball today, February 19th, so let's all join the National College Baseball Hall of Fame as they celebrate National College Baseball Day.
The first year of this celebration is aligned with the NCAA Division 1 baseball opening day but it is meant to honor coll…

Former Texas Tech and Lubbock Christian baseball coach Larry Hays is the first Red Raider to be inducted into College Baseball Hall of Fame this year.

The College Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday announced their 2014 induction class. Seven more people will be enshrined in college baseball's highest honor.
This year's class is highlights by former Wichita State head coach Gene Stephenson...

Oklahoma's Jonathan Gray is one of 10 pitchers still up for the award

The College Baseball Foundation today released the 2012 Brooks Wallace Award Watch List, which is awarded to the nation's best shortstop. The Wallace Award, sponsored by Mizuno, recognizes the nation’s top shortstop and will be presented on June 30 in Lubbock, Texas, as part of the Colle…

51 pitchers have been named to the National Pitcher of the Year Watch List, including one from Texas Tech

Rice University's Wayne Graham headlines the 2012 Class for Lubbock's College Baseball Hall of Fame

The College Baseball Hall of Fame inductions take place Sunday, July 3 at Lubbock Memorial Civic Center.