College World Series: UCLA, Arkansas, Louisville, and Arizona Reach Omaha; Defending Champion Tennessee Out

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Four Teams Advance to 2025 Men’s College World Series: A Thrilling Super Regional Sunday

The 2025 Men’s College World Series is shaping up to be an exhilarating showcase of collegiate baseball talent. This Sunday, four teams secured their spots in Omaha, while another team is primed for a dramatic Game 3 showdown on Monday.

Arizona Defeats North Carolina

One of the highlights of the day was Arizona’s impressive victory over North Carolina, securing a decisive win in Game 3 of their best-of-3 series. The Wildcats faced adversity but rallied in the eighth inning, scoring three crucial runs to clinch a 4-3 win. Previously trailing 3-1 after a powerful three-run homer from Jackson Van De Brake, Arizona responded with tenacity, aided by two throwing errors from UNC. Their comeback was started by Tommy Splaine’s dash home on a bunt single, culminating in Mason White’s pivotal two-run single.

Louisville Tops Miami

In another nail-biter, Louisville edged out Miami with a tight 3-2 victory. The Cardinals showcased resilience with a standout performance from Eddie King Jr., whose seventh-inning double drove in the go-ahead run. The pitching staff effectively held the Hurricanes at bay, with Jake Schweitzer tossing three scoreless innings, allowing Louisville to advance with a 40-22 overall record. Miami, despite a solid run led by Max Galvin’s home run, couldn’t reclaim the lead.

Arkansas Disposes of Defending Champs Tennessee

In a surprising turn, Arkansas knocked out the defending national champions, Tennessee, clinching their super regional series in a commanding fashion. After a narrow 4-3 victory in Game 1, the Razorbacks exploded for an 11-4 win in Game 2. A notable moment of the game came during a five-run fourth inning, highlighted by Logan Maxwell’s grand slam, which exemplified Arkansas’s offensive firepower throughout the series. Tennessee’s struggles on the mound, yielding a staggering eight walks, ultimately sealed their fate.

UCLA Returns to the MCWS

UCLA continued their resurgence by sweeping UTSA with a dominant 7-0 victory, marking their first return to the Men’s College World Series since their 2013 championship win. The Bruins’ pitchers were instrumental in the victory; Landon Stump set the tone with four scoreless innings, complemented by effective relief work from Chris Grothues. Notably, RBIs from Toussaint Bythewood and several late-inning runs ensured a comprehensive win, setting UCLA on course for another shot at the national title.

Game to Watch: Florida State vs. Oregon State

Meanwhile, Florida State and Oregon State faced off in a high-stakes Game 3, with both teams tied at 1-1 entering the decisive showdown. Fans eagerly anticipated this matchup, hoping to see which team would join the ranks of the other teams heading to Omaha.

Murray State’s Resurgence Against Duke

In another compelling matchup, Murray State made a remarkable comeback against Duke, forcing a Game 3 after a staggering 19-9 victory. After losing the series opener, Murray State’s resilience shone through as Will Vierling and Dom Decker led the charge, each driving in four runs. The Racers showcased their offensive power with a jaw-dropping nine-run seventh inning, outpacing Duke’s struggling bullpen and setting the stage for a thrilling conclusion on Monday.

As the teams gear up for next week’s tournament, the road to Omaha promises to be a rollercoaster ride filled with upsets, drama, and unforgettable baseball moments. Each game not only highlights the skill and determination of these student-athletes but also further ignites the passion of college baseball fans across the nation.

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