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Coastal Carolina, Arizona and World Series

Coastal Carolina-Arizona score: Highlights from Chanticleers' College World Series win

The No. 13 nationally seeded Chanticleers defeated Arizona 7-4 at Charles Schwab Field Omaha on Friday, with Coastal Carolina even saving ace pitcher Jacob Morrison for its next game against the winn...

· 46m · on MSN

Oregon State baseball vs. Coastal Carolina in Men’s College World Series: Preview, starting lineups, how to watch

· 1d · on MSN

BASEBALL: Coastal Carolina Wins Bracket 1 Opener, Beats Arizona 7-4

· 10h

Men’s College World Series 2025 players talk toughest opponent, favorite venue and more

Everybody wants to play shortstop, most position players think they can pitch, but not all pitchers think they can hit.

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2025 College World Series: Schedule, scores, bracket, results, where to watch, live stream, TV channel, odds

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Chanticleers pull away late to advance past Wildcats

· 21h

College World Series 2025 Saturday Scores, Winners and Bracket Results

The Racers were the Cinderella story of the regional and super regional rounds but UCLA was not going to look down on them.

Texans Wire · 17h

LSU baseball downs Arkansas in College World Series opener to advance in winners bracket

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College World Series predictions, picks for Day 2: Will Arkansas or LSU start CWS strong?

9hon MSN

What channel is Coastal Carolina-Oregon State baseball today? Time, TV for CWS game

Coastal Carolina baseball takes on Oregon State in the College World Series today. Here's where to watch the game and start time information.

Coastal Carolina uses 3-run 8th inning to beat Arizona 7-4 in CWS opener, extend streak to 24 games

Coastal Carolina broke open a tied game with three runs in the eighth inning, Dominick Carbone shut down a threat by Arizona in the ninth and the Chanticleers opened the College World Series with a 7-

McKewon: Chalk don’t lie in Arizona baseball’s quirky loss to Coastal Carolina in CWS opener

The Wildcats lost the opener of the College World Series in a game full of quirks — a balk, fan interference, hits batsmen, and what Arizona coach Chip Hale called