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THREE NEW TEAMS ENTER AS DORES AGAIN TOP FAB 15 May 11, 2007 By Jimmy, SCS.com Staff Writer Once again, there is a change atop the SCS.com Fab 15. This week it's the Vanderbilt Commodores who lead the way, moving up a spot after Florida State lost a home series to Clemson over the weekend. Rice, meanwhile, pulled off a sweep of CUSA rival Tulane, moving the Owls into the second spot as FSU fell to third. Texas rose into fourth, while North Carolina was able to hold their ground at fifth. Three new teams enter this week's ranking, including the previously-mentioned Tigers who are now....[MORE]

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3 TEAMS ENTER, DORES TOP FAB 15		PREVIEWING ANOTHER NCAA WEEKEND
May 14, 2007   SCS.com Staff		May 11, 2007   Jimmy, Staff
Once again, there is a change atop the SCS.com Fab 15. This week it's the Vanderbilt Commodores who lead the way, moving up a spot after Florida State lost a home series to Clemson over the weekend. Rice, meanwhile, pulled off a sweep of CUSA rival Tulane, moving the Owls into the second spot as FSU fell to third. Texas rose into fourth, while North Carolina was able to hold their....[MORE]		In the upcoming weekend of college baseball, many teams play in what could be a make or break type of weekend. As the conference tournaments get closer, teams need to bring their "A" game to the ballpark this weekend. This week, we take a look at premier matchups in the SEC, ACC, Pac-10, and Big West. Included in this week’s preview is #8 South Carolina traveling to Tennessee, Clemson....[MORE]

BRACKET OUTLOOK: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
May 9, 2007
By Eddie, SCS.com Staff Writer
This week, Bracketology comes without projections. Several teams played little, or not at all, last week, so for the sake of evaluating evenly, I’ll be resuming them next week. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to cover. Firstly, I’ll address some issues from last week’s projections. Some of....[MORE]