Stanford, coming off back-to-back College World Series appearances, is ranked at No. 3 heading into the season but must replace some of its key players.
Meanwhile, at San Jose State, Charles McAdoo returns after his second-team All-American season, becoming one of few Spartans to earn that merit.
Cal will open the season at Houston on Feb. 17 and will host Oregon, Stanford and Arizona State this season.The Gaels started last season with 11 straight wins, the best start in program history, but cooled off after being plagued with injuries. DiToma, 39, spent three seasons at Fairleigh Dickson – a Division I program in New Jersey – where he compiled a 37-67 record.
“He’s a really gifted athlete,” SJSU coach Brad Sanfilippo said. “I wonder how he does so well in the classroom because he’s always in the cage, taking groundballs and finding ways to become a better player.”SJSU will start the season at Loyola Marymount on Feb. 17 and will play host to the Washington Huskies from Feb. 23-26.
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