The Frisco College Baseball Classic is an early season NCAA Div I college baseball tournament that takes place annually on the 3rd weekend of the college baseball season at Riders Field in Frisco, Texas.  The event hosts 4 premier teams in a round-robin format over 3 days resulting in 2 games per day for a total of 6 games.  The Frisco Classic was built on providing the best tournament experience for both the attending fans and teams second only the the College World Series in Omaha. #BestOutsideOfOmaha

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The inaugural Frisco College Baseball Classic took place March 3-5, 2017 at then-named Dr. Pepper Ballpark located in Frisco, Texas.  The inaugural event hosted the Arkansas Razorbacks, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Arizona Wildcats, and the Nebraska Huskers resulting in a total weekend attendance of almost 20,000.  Arizona won the weekend going 2 and 1 with wins over Arkansas and Oklahoma State.

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The 10th annual Frisco Classic will take place Feb 27 - Mar 1, 2026 and feature Alabama, Oregon State, Iowa, and Houston.