I know the Bucks season is over, but I thought there may be some interest in the College World Series. Northern teams didn't have very good results (outside of scUM). Here are results from round 1:
Michigan 11, Stetson 1 — Eric Rose and Nate Regnagel drove in three runs apiece and Paul Hammond pitched a six-hitter as Michigan eliminated Stetson in Atlanta yesterday.
After losing 7-5 to Georgia Tech , Stetson played Michigan an hour later, and the Wolverines jumped ahead with four runs in the second and put it out of reach with a five-run sixth.
Georgia Tech 7, Vanderbilt 3 — Lee Hyde took a no-hitter into the sixth inning and Michael Fisher had three hits as Georgia Tech remained unbeaten in Atlanta.
Vanderbilt (37-26) will face Michigan in an elimination game today.
San Francisco 5, Nebraska 1 — Aaron Poreda repeatedly worked out of trouble in his six-plus innings and San Francisco knocked No. 6 national seed Nebraska out of the NCAA Tournament in Lincoln, Neb.
Evansville 10, Lehigh 6 — Robbie Minor’s grand slam capped a seven-run rally in the bottom of the ninth inning for Evansville in Charlottesville, Va.
N . C . State 6, Texas - Arlington 5 — Matt Camp bunted home the winning run with two outs in the 10 th inning to cap North Carolina State’s come-frombehind victory in Austin, Texas.
The Wolfpack (39-22) trailed the elimination game 5-3 after six innings.
N . C . Wilmington 21, Maine 19 — North Carolina-Wilmington eliminated Maine by winning a game that featured a combined 39 hits and 40 runs in Chapel Hill, N.C.
Kentucky 10, Notre Dame 4 — Shaun Lehmann homered and Greg Dombrowski pitched a complete game as Kentucky eliminated Notre Dame in Lexington, Ky.
It was the first tournament win in 18 years for Kentucky (43-16), the regional’s top seed.
Hawaii 5, Wright State 3 — Ian Harrington pitched a sixhitter and Robbie Wilder was 2 for 3 with a home run for Hawaii in Corvallis, Ore., eliminating Wright State.
Tulane 12, Bethune - Cookman 7 — Supported by four RBI by Nathan Southard, Billy Mohl extended his unbeaten senior season by leading Tulane over Bethune-Cookman in an elimination game in Oxford, Miss.
Clemson 13, Elon 3 — Taylor Harbin and Andy D’Alessio had two homers apiece as Clemson stayed unbeaten by defeating Elon in Clemson, S.C.
Mississippi State 5, North Carolina - Asheville 4 — Brian LaNinfa drove in all five runs, including three on a towering home run in the fifth, to keep Mississippi State alive.
Florida State 6, Georgia 4 — Travis Anderson’s three-run homer in the sixth sent Florida State to the finals in Athens, Ga., where it awaits the winner of today’s Georgia-Jacksonville game.
Stanford 12, Texas 8 — John Hester’s grand slam put Stanford ahead for good in the second inning, and the Cardinal held on to push defending champion Texas to the brink of elimination on its home field.
The Longhorns play North Carolina State today, and the winner of that game will have to beat Stanford twice to advance to a super regional.
North Carolina 14, Winthrop 4 — Jay Cox hit two home runs and a double, driving in four runs, to lead six Tar Heels with multiple hits in Chapel Hill, N.C.
Cox has nine RBI in the first two games of the regional.
Baylor 3, Arizona State 2 — Ryan LaMotta threw 140 pitches over the remaining eight innings of a suspended game to lead Baylor in Houston.
Michigan 11, Stetson 1 — Eric Rose and Nate Regnagel drove in three runs apiece and Paul Hammond pitched a six-hitter as Michigan eliminated Stetson in Atlanta yesterday.
After losing 7-5 to Georgia Tech , Stetson played Michigan an hour later, and the Wolverines jumped ahead with four runs in the second and put it out of reach with a five-run sixth.
Georgia Tech 7, Vanderbilt 3 — Lee Hyde took a no-hitter into the sixth inning and Michael Fisher had three hits as Georgia Tech remained unbeaten in Atlanta.
Vanderbilt (37-26) will face Michigan in an elimination game today.
San Francisco 5, Nebraska 1 — Aaron Poreda repeatedly worked out of trouble in his six-plus innings and San Francisco knocked No. 6 national seed Nebraska out of the NCAA Tournament in Lincoln, Neb.
Evansville 10, Lehigh 6 — Robbie Minor’s grand slam capped a seven-run rally in the bottom of the ninth inning for Evansville in Charlottesville, Va.
N . C . State 6, Texas - Arlington 5 — Matt Camp bunted home the winning run with two outs in the 10 th inning to cap North Carolina State’s come-frombehind victory in Austin, Texas.
The Wolfpack (39-22) trailed the elimination game 5-3 after six innings.
N . C . Wilmington 21, Maine 19 — North Carolina-Wilmington eliminated Maine by winning a game that featured a combined 39 hits and 40 runs in Chapel Hill, N.C.
Kentucky 10, Notre Dame 4 — Shaun Lehmann homered and Greg Dombrowski pitched a complete game as Kentucky eliminated Notre Dame in Lexington, Ky.
It was the first tournament win in 18 years for Kentucky (43-16), the regional’s top seed.
Hawaii 5, Wright State 3 — Ian Harrington pitched a sixhitter and Robbie Wilder was 2 for 3 with a home run for Hawaii in Corvallis, Ore., eliminating Wright State.
Tulane 12, Bethune - Cookman 7 — Supported by four RBI by Nathan Southard, Billy Mohl extended his unbeaten senior season by leading Tulane over Bethune-Cookman in an elimination game in Oxford, Miss.
Clemson 13, Elon 3 — Taylor Harbin and Andy D’Alessio had two homers apiece as Clemson stayed unbeaten by defeating Elon in Clemson, S.C.
Mississippi State 5, North Carolina - Asheville 4 — Brian LaNinfa drove in all five runs, including three on a towering home run in the fifth, to keep Mississippi State alive.
Florida State 6, Georgia 4 — Travis Anderson’s three-run homer in the sixth sent Florida State to the finals in Athens, Ga., where it awaits the winner of today’s Georgia-Jacksonville game.
Stanford 12, Texas 8 — John Hester’s grand slam put Stanford ahead for good in the second inning, and the Cardinal held on to push defending champion Texas to the brink of elimination on its home field.
The Longhorns play North Carolina State today, and the winner of that game will have to beat Stanford twice to advance to a super regional.
North Carolina 14, Winthrop 4 — Jay Cox hit two home runs and a double, driving in four runs, to lead six Tar Heels with multiple hits in Chapel Hill, N.C.
Cox has nine RBI in the first two games of the regional.
Baylor 3, Arizona State 2 — Ryan LaMotta threw 140 pitches over the remaining eight innings of a suspended game to lead Baylor in Houston.
