How a bucket-list MCWS trip turned into reality for Arkansas' Bash Braddahs - ESPN
Editor's note: This story was originally posted Monday, June 16, but has since been updated with new game information.
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Inside Gage Wood's historic no-hitter for Arkansas at the MCWS - ESPN
OMAHA, Neb. — Following the superstition of thousands of baseball players before them, the Arkansas Razorbacks didn't dare utter the words «no-hitter» or «perfect game» in the dugout Monday afternoon as Gage Wood mowed through Murray State's lineup at the Men's College World Series.
How Louisville's Tanner Shiver plans to get married during the MCWS - ESPN
OMAHA, Neb. — The DJ is booked, and the wedding cakes — one white, one chocolate — are about to be baked. Two hundred and fifty people are ready to fill St. Michael Catholic Church near Louisville, Kentucky, late Friday afternoon for the wedding of Katelyn Farmer and Tanner Shiver.
Men's College World Series game between UCLA, LSU suspended - ESPN
OMAHA, Neb. — The Men's College World Series game between UCLA and LSU was suspended Monday night after steady rain and lightning moved into the area. The game will resume Tuesday morning.
Arkansas' Gage Wood pitches third no-hitter in MCWS history - ESPN
OMAHA, Neb. — Arkansas' Gage Wood pitched the third no-hitter in Men's College World Series history and first in 65 years Monday, striking out a record 19 and never letting Murray State come close to getting a hit in the Razorbacks' 3-0 victory.
More parity in college baseball? 2025 MCWS could be a glimpse of things to come - ESPN
OMAHA, Neb. — Every time a new team makes it to Omaha, Shane Hughes gets a hat.
Louisville eliminates Arizona at Men's College World Series - ESPN
OMAHA, Neb. — Zion Rose's two-run single gave Louisville its first lead during a six-run eighth inning and the Cardinals knocked Arizona out of the Men's College World Series with an 8-3 win Sunday.
Men's College World Series 2025: Storylines, top players and predictions - ESPN
As baseball fans across the country count down the minutes until the start of the Men's College World Series, the big question remains: Who will emerge as national champions?