A Cinderella run for the books: Murray State's road to Omaha - ESPN
OMAHA, Neb. — Dan Tauken doesn't have any NIL deals, and didn't expect many perks playing baseball for Murray State. The Racers outfielder yearned for just one thing: cup holders.
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OMAHA, Neb. — Dan Tauken doesn't have any NIL deals, and didn't expect many perks playing baseball for Murray State. The Racers outfielder yearned for just one thing: cup holders.
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