Multiple College Baseball Teams Announce Extensive 2026 Schedules

Several college baseball programs have announced their 2026 schedules, highlighting a mix of home and away games, non-conference matchups, and conference play. Texas A&M opens with an eight-game homestand before facing teams like Virginia Tech, UCLA, and Arizona State, followed by their SEC schedule including midweek games against regional teams and a home-and-home series with Texas State. Brown University, under new leadership, will play 40 games with a strong Ivy League presence and face several NCAA Regional teams, beginning their season with southern trips. Wichita State plans a 55-game slate with a heavy home schedule early on, including a notable series in Hawaii, and aims to compete strongly in the American Conference. Clemson, led by Erik Bakich in his fourth year, starts with an eight-game home stand including historic first-time meetings with Army and Bryant, and features key ACC matchups and several games at minor league stadiums. These schedules reflect strategic planning to prepare teams for conference competition and postseason aspirations.