July 12, 2013 Collegiate Baseball

What’s In This Issue?

• How UCLA captured 2013 College World Series with incredible pitching as the Bruins roll to 5-0 CWS record.

• Amazing Turnaround: UCLA closer David Berg pitches in 101 games over last 2 seasons and sets NCAA mark with 24 saves in 2013.

• National Coach Of Year: UCLA’s John Savage pushed all the right buttons during a remarkable year.

• 4 special photo pages of the 2013 College World Series shot by Lou Pavlovich, Jr.

• Complete box scores of all 14 games at 2013 College World Series.

• Ruleball With Rich Marazzi: Take this test to see your rule knowledge.

• UCLA, ranked fifth in the pre-season poll, finishes on top in final Collegiate Baseball poll.

• Numerous coaching changes take place across college baseball.

• San Diego’s Kris Bryant leads ABCA All-Americans, wins Dick Howser award.

• Charlie Greene: Today’s pitching coaches have huge knowledge base.

• Letters To The Editor: Howard Fink and David Diestel gets a few things off their chests.

• Stanford’s Brant Whiting lucky to be alive with acute asthma attack early in life.

• Tom Kovic: Summer is prime time recruiting.

• National High School Poll: Pensacola Catholic finishes season ranked No. 1 with 30-0 record.

• ABCA announces high school All-Americans for 2013.

• NCAA Division II All-Americans led by OF Zach Esquerra of California Baptist.

• Elite players named to NCAA Division III All-American team led by Player of Year Tucker White.

• NAIA All-Americans led by Matt Page of Oklahoma Baptist with remarkable numbers.

• California J.C. coaches announce prestigious All-American team.

• All-Americans names for Pacific Association junior college teams.

• NJCAA Division I, II, III All-Americans named in special rundown of elite players, Players of Year.

• After 17 years, Cuba will play Team USA on American soil.

• Clinic On Pitching: Former Stanford pitching coach Tom Donton explains important areas.

• Al Figone: Bud Daniel has been an inspiration to many for years.

• Clinic On Pitching: Barbe High School’s Glenn Cecchini gives 100 pitching absolutes.

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