Indiana stays hot, Cal ends ranking hibernation and Florida drops out of the latest top 25 rankings.

The WCWS Finals rematch looked a lot like the original.

Megan Faraimo looked like the ace we know in a Top 10 matchup.

Tennessee overcame Texas A&M in a lenghty pitcher’s duel.

Graduate transfers Reedy Davenport, Caroline Jacobsen and Ally Miklesh may be the final puzzle pieces for a program that didn’t exist when they debuted.

Winthrop’s Reese Basinger, Clemson’s Valerie Cagle and LSU’s Sydney Berzon take home the D1Softball weekly awards.

The status quo reigns supreme at the top of the D1Softball Top 25, but Georgia is on the move inside the top 10.

As they prepare to start Big 12 Conference play, the Oklahoma schools remained steady at the top of the D1Softball Top 25. Georgia made a big jump while Northwestern and Louisiana re-entered the poll.

Tennessee freshman Karlyn Pickens put on a show in sweeping LSU, while we learned a little more about Valerie Cagle’s path to Player of the Year contender.

Winning a potential WCWS preview against Florida State helps Oklahoma State climb to No. 2, while Utah and Texas State debuts in the D1Softball Top 25.

Kiki Milloy was ready for the SEC, but they aren’t ready for her. Clemson’s added depth creates a lot of crooked innings. Lehigh wins big. All that and more in What We Learned.

Oklahoma strengthened its reclaimed hold on No. 1, but Big 12 rival Texas keeps climbing in this week’s D1Softball Top 25.

Big stars did big things in Week 4, with Clemson’s Valerie Cagle making her case as the best of them all.

The Top 9 teams went undefeated this week.

Check out how the rest of the Top 25 Fared:

South Alabama and Tulsa spring upsets in different fashions, Sydney McKinney’s hit streak ends and triples are wild for Texas Tech. That and more in Saturday’s D1Softball Daily Dozen.

After an emphatic victory over UCLA, Oklahoma returns to No. 1 in the latest D1Softball Top 25 rankings. Oregon and Wichita State are the newest entrants.

Tennessee and Louisiana handed Clemson and LSU their first losses of the season.

Other unbeatens went down.

Faith Hensley had her senior day moment.

Plenty more in the D1 Daily Dozen.

Texas-Virginia Tech entertains, Dariana Orme stars again for Baylor and Lexi Kilfoyl is back on track for OSU. That and more from Friday in the D1Softball Daily Dozen.

If at first you don’t succeed against Oklahoma, keep trying. And trying. Baylor’s persistence ended OU’s reign at No. 1. And that’s just one of Week 2’s lessons.

There were homers and no-hitters everywhere. Kara Dill’s team upset her former coach. Texas A&M’s pitching staff shined. That and more in D1Softball’s Daily Dozen.

Florida State is hoping to remain on top of a much deeper Atlantic Coast Conference field. The Noles should be motivated by an uncharacterically early postseason exit.

Clemson Head Coach John Rittman joins the D1Softball Podcast this week. Season 3 is presented Bat Club USA.

The Clemson Tigers have a rare freshman class of just one player for 2022-23. But they added three graduate transfers to help bolster their veteran experience. That and more in the Clemson Fall Report.

What teams acquired the most talent through the transfer portal for the 2023 season? We have the answers here.

Is it too early to talk about 2023? We don’t think so. Here’s an early look at eight teams for the WCWS next season.

With a third straight trip to the WCWS, Oklahoma State is part of softball’s upper class. But there was still some familiar scrap in how they won the Stillwater Super Regional.

Tara Henry and Rhiannon Potkey are back for Season 2 of The D1Softball Podcast! The duo recaps Regionals and preview the Super Regional match-ups.

In a super regional that was literally impossible to imagine a few years ago, Oklahoma State hopes to stop Clemson’s ascent on the national stage.

You might have guessed that Florida is a very homegrown team. But did you know they have fewer in-state players than super regional foe Virginia Tech? We look at the roots of the remaining 16 teams.

One team will take the next step toward Oklahoma City as No. 10 Clemson, Auburn, Louisiana and UNC Wilmington battle in the Clemson Regional.

Follow all the action from the ACC Tournament. Check back daily for updates, recaps and highlights until a champion is crowned.