This evening, Morgantown will be the heartbeat of college baseball. Roughly 5,000 or so fans will pack into Kendrick Family Ballpark to watch the West Virginia Mountaineers take on the Binghamton Bearcats in the first game of the regional. Here is how we see this one playing out. Schuyler Callihan: West Virginia 7, Binghamton 1 West Virginia is electing to pitch off its ace Maxx Yehl, and it's the right decision, regardless of how this game goes. Chansen Cole loves to live down in the zone and create soft contact, which plays well against this Binghamton lineup that lacks pop. Having a pitcher who is a little firmer with the fastball can actually help a team out. Plus, it's not like Cole is your ordinary No. 2. As Steve Sabins said on Thursday, he has pitched like an ace. The Bearcats have not pitched well, and all of those struggles came against lower-level competition, meaning this should be a game where the Mountaineers break out the bats and find some momentum early in the weekend.…