The Citadel Baseball team has released its 2007 schedule with many interesting match-ups. They open the season with a 3 game set with East Tennessee State. The following two weekends they will host two tournaments. One of the tournaments will be hosted by The Citadel with Liberty, Richmond, and South Carolina participating. The other tournament will have old BC head coach Peter Hughes and VA Tech visiting, Minnesota, and UNC Asheville. In their last tournament, the Bulldogs travel to the Great White North by visiting the Diary Queen Classic which is hosted by Minnesota with Ole Miss and Arkansas filling out the field. The Bulldogs host the following Southern Conference schools this year for key 4 game sets: Elon, Wofford, College of Charleston and Georgia Southern. They will also visit Western Carolina, Appalachian State, Davidson, UNC Greensboro and Furman.

Full schedule available here.

Rivals.com also had a very good article about The Citadel Bulldogs trying to reclaim their spot in the top of the Southern Conference. Click here for the full article.

The Miami University of Florida has released their 2007 baseball schedule in addition they have started up fall ball within the last week. They will be playing the entire ACC besides my Boston College Eagles and they will play OOC series against 2005 NCAA Finalist Florida Gators in Gainesville and Pac 10 member UCLA Bruins will be visiting Coral Gables. The Hurricanes will not leave the state of Florida until March 9th when they visit the North Carolina Tar Heels. On March 23rd, the Canes will visit the UVA Cavaliers in a key ACC match-up and the next weekend going to Clemson SC for another big weekend. These two weekends will decide how close Miami will get to winning the conference this year behind Jemile Weeks and Scott Maine.

Full Schedule available here
Interview with coach Jim Morris

The Memphis Tigers have announced their 2007 schedule. They face some strong competition this upcoming season by taking part in the Service Academies Spring Classic in Millington, Tenn in the second week of the season. They will then host their first ever tournament at Autozone Park in Memphis with Northern Iowa, Eastern Illinois, and Indiana. They will also visit Mississippi State and Clemson in their OOC schedule. They will have to travel to National power Tulane during the Conference USA season in addition to Rice. They will likely finish fourth in the conference behind Rice, Tulane and Southern Miss. The full schedule is available here.