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“Social media and everything else, and you read preseason this, preseason that. “He wanted to go to college, and he just felt a lot of pressure,” Van Horn said. Stovall was the phenom who turned down the major league draft - and maybe $2 million - to be a Razorback. Stovall had some early-season struggles, partly a product, Van Horn said, of lavish expectations put upon him. “The game kind of tells you want to do every now and then,” Van Horn said.

Freshman Peyton Stovall has 10 RBI in this CWS and is 9-for-16 after five hits Tuesday, when coach Dave Van Horn had seen enough and pushed him up to the second spot. They have the hottest hitter in town, even if he was batting eighth in the batting order until Tuesday night. They have won by 15 runs, lost by 8, and won by 10. Somehow, the Razorbacks could be the poster team for a College World Series that so far has featured blowouts and unsung heroes. The Rebels haven’t lost in a month, and the most compelling number going into these final days of the CWS is their 7-0 record in the NCAA tournament by a combined score of 64-17. You could argue that would be the biggest championship surprise package since Coastal Carolina in 2016. Maybe the last team put in the tournament field ends up the last team standing. Aren’t they supposed to win? But it’ll have to be Texas A&M, the only seeded team still in town. Perhaps it’ll be a team that was seeded in the top-16 for the NCAA tournament. you can do anything,” Auburn coach Butch Thompson said.ĬOMPLETE COVERAGE: Follow everything from the Men's College World Series here

“I think playing those 10 SEC weekends with no breaks there, if you can withstand that, if you don’t get buried. They went a combined 0-3 in the SEC tournament. Maybe this will explain how good that conference is: Arkansas and Ole Miss will now meet for a spot in the College World Series finals. The SEC is as annual a sight in late June in Omaha as the summer solstice. As it is, the league is guaranteed a spot in the finals for the 13th time in the past 14 MCWS. If this were 2024, the entire final four would be 100 percent SEC. That’d have to be Oklahoma, the last non-member standing. Maybe the champion will be someone not from the SEC. No game has ended with the losing team closer than four runs, which has never happened before. Remember when the discussion was how open this tournament looked, how closely together everyone was packed? Then why have the first 10 games been decided by a combined score of 93-27? It’s been 71-16 after six innings. So far in 2022, no rain in Omaha and no ninth inning drama. So what now? Four teams are left in the Men’s College World Series, and there are scenarios galore for the final acts in Omaha.įor instance, maybe there’ll actually be a close game. Follow him on Twitter at views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the NCAA or its member institutions.OMAHA, Neb. His work has appeared on Bleacher Report, MLB.com, AJC.com, SB Nation and and in publications like The Advocate and Lindy's Sports. He hosts the weekly DII Nation Podcast available on Spotify and YouTube.

Wayne Cavadi has covered all things Division II sports for since 2016. Here is the complete history of the Women's College World Series winners and runners-up. Arizona isn't far behind with eight of its own. Since then, there have been 37 more titles claimed, with the Bruins winning 13 themselves. UCLA defeated Fresno State to bring home the first WCWS title in 1982. History of the Women's College World Series Those eight Super Regional winners move on to the Women's College World Series on June 3-9. Those 16 teams then compete in a head-to-head best of three Super Regionals, which will be held May 27-30. Games begin with the 16 Regionals, where four teams play a double-elimination tournament to see which teams advance to the Super Regionals. Selections were on Sunday, May 16, when the 64-team field will be revealed. Game 14: Florida State 8, Alabama 5 DI softball tournament format Game 12: Florida State 2, Alabama 0 Monday, June 7 Game 10: Florida State 4, Oklahoma State 2 Sunday, June 6 Game 6: Alabama 6, UCLA 0 Saturday, June 5 Game 5: James Madison 2, Oklahoma State 1 Game 4: UCLA 4, Florida State 0 Friday, June 4 Game 3: Oklahoma 5, Florida State 1 (Oklahoma wins series, 2-1) Past 2021 WCWS results Thursday, June 3 Game 2: Oklahoma 6, Florida State 2 (series tied, 1-1) Game 1: Florida State 8, Oklahoma 4 (Florida State leads, 1-0) 2021 Women's College World Series Championship finals