With so many players back for another season, Rhi Potkey takes an in-depth look at a 2021 season that could be one for the ages.

Oklahoma is once again healthy and has high hopes for the 2021 season. Here’s the inside scoop on the Sooners.

Could Louisiana have its best team of the Gerry Glasco era? The long-time Ragin’ Cajuns coach thinks that could certainly be the case as we preview his 2021 club.

Central Florida was off to a roaring start in 2020. Now, the Knights look to reload with the return of several key players and addition of some ultra-talented young players.

Texas got off to a red-hot start before the 2020 came to an end. Now, despite injuries in the fall, the ‘Horns have even higher hopes in ’21.

UCLA was 25-1 when the 2020 season came to an end. Now, with the return of several premier arms and bats, the Bruins don’t appear to be letting off the gas.

Florida State might have a large number of freshmen, but expectations haven’t changed one bit as the 2021 season nears.

Kentucky was off to an incredible start in 2020. The Wildcats, with the return of several veterans and addition of six true freshmen, is aiming higher than ever in ’21.

With the return of several key players and influx of five true freshmen, Indiana looks to make a big move in 2021. Here’s the inside scoop on its fall.

Arizona was off to an outstanding start in 2020 before the season was shuttered. Now, Mike Candrea’s club is ready to shine again in ’21.

New Cal State Northridge head coach Charlotte Morgan learned plenty of valuable lessons at previous stops, including Alabama.

After laying a strong foundation the past two seasons, NC State saw sure signs of progress this fall. Rhiannon Potkey takes an in-depth look at the Pack this fall.

The Tigers received some good news amid the pandemic when the NCAA announced the program would be eligible for the 2021 postseason.

Alabama might have gotten off to a slow start in 2020, but Pat Murphy’s Crimson Tide club has all the pieces needed to shine in ’21.

The Mary Nutter Classic, one of college softball’s staple tournaments, has been cancelled for the 2021 season.

With the addition of a key transfer and return of several players from last year’s club, Tennessee looks to make some serious noise in 2021.

The coronavirus pandemic caused the 2020 Women’s College World Series to be cancelled. The good news? The NCAA anticipates some sense of normalcy in 2021.

The Dawgs got some unexpected insurance after the 2020 season was cut short because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Stanford has had quite an interesting fall thanks to strict COVID protocols. The Cardinal vows to be ready in the spring, however.

Arkansas has high hopes for the 2021 season with the return of ace pitcher Autumn Storms and others. Check out our in-depth look at the Hogs this fall.

Florida was off to an incredible start in 2020 with Charla Echols and others leading the charge. Now, it’s primed to emulate that success in ’21.

LSU has high hopes yet again for the 2021 season with the return of several key cogs and addition of nine talented freshmen.

Ole Miss had the challenge of dealing with the pandemic like everyone else. The Rebels also made a change atop the program with the addition of Jamie Trachsel.

Michigan has high hopes with the return of two big-time arms and much more for the 2021. Here’s our in-depth look at its fall workouts.

Ohio State was .500 when the 2020 season ended, but Kelly Kovach Schoenly and Co. feel like ’21 will be a different story.

Mississippi State was in the midst of an excellent campaign when the 2020 season ended. Now, the Bulldogs hope to emulate that in ’21.

Auburn has added several newcomers to the roster, while also returning a few seniors. Here’s our in-depth look at the Tigers as fall workouts continue.

Texas A&M has had some issues with COVID at times this fall, but is full speed ahead with the 2021 nearing. Here’s our in-depth look at the Aggies.

Duke finally felt like it was making some serious ground in 2020 before the season was shuttered. Now, it hopes to finish the job in ’21.