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Breaking Down the Teams Playing for National Championship at the College World Series

  • The 2025 College World Series began Friday at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha with eight teams competing for the national championship.
  • Teams reached Omaha after strong seasons, including the Chants' nation-leading 53 wins and Arizona's transfer Adonys Guzman developing into a top hitter.
  • Arizona's pitching staff features right-hander Smith Bailey, a 6-4 starter with a 1.93 ERA down the stretch, and reliever Tony Pluta, who holds the school's single-season saves record at 14.
  • Forecasters report no major storms expected near Omaha at the CWS start, with a marginal risk north and west and temperatures reaching a high of 89°F without precipitation.
  • The event spotlights Louisville's inclusion of 5-year-old Knox Shepherd through Team IMPACT, illustrating a human story amid competition as Louisville chases a national title.
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Coastal Carolina uses 3-run 8th inning to beat Arizona 7-4 in CWS opener, extend streak to 24 games

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Coastal Carolina broke open a tie game with three runs in the eighth inning, Dominick Carbone shut down an Arizona threat in the ninth, and the Chanticleers opened the College World Series with a 7-4 victory…

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tigerrag.com broke the news in on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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