Tag "Omaha"
On to Omaha: The Elite Eight
Tweet The Tarheels are just one of three No. 1 seeds to advance to the CWS, joining Indiana and North Carolina State in double-elimination play that begins this Saturday in
Road to Omaha: College Baseball 2013
Tweet The NCAA Division 1 tournament is now set with 64 teams vying for the eight places that will send these teams to Omaha, Neb., to begin the College World
Gamecocks, Gators Battle for CWS Supremacy
Tweet Down to the CWS wire in Omaha. OMAHA, Neb. — The 2011 College World Series has narrowed to just two teams with the winner declared as early as today
Road to Omaha Spots Claimed By 8
Tweet College baseball’s top teams head to Nebraska. The 2011 NCAA Division 1 College World Series field is all set, with the first games scheduled for this weekend. Eight teams
Omaha Prepares to Host College World Series at New Ballpark
Tweet The Road to Omaha takes shape. Omaha, Neb. — The 2011 NCAA Division 1 College World Series is held annually in Omaha, but this year fans will be treated
South Carolina Gamecocks Win College World Series
Tweet First ever baseball championship for Carolina. The University of South Carolina is on top of the baseball world, college ball that is, thanks to its eleventh-inning 2-1 win on
NCAA College World Series Teams Announced
Tweet Road to Omaha 2010 is Announced Duke University won the men’s basketball and men’s lacrosse tournaments this year, but they won’t be headed for the Division I College World
LSU Tigers Snag 2009 College World Series
Tweet Throughout the 1990s, no Division 1 college baseball team was as dominate as LSU, who won five of the ten championships between 1991 and 2000. But, other schools quickly
College World Series Gets Started This Saturday
Tweet I can think of one very good reason why the College World Series (CWS) should continue to be played every year in Omaha, Nebraska: the weather. June high temperatures
Fresno State Defies Odds And Bags The CWS
Tweet My North Carolina Tarheels were eliminated by the Fresno State Bulldogs, but it was a bittersweet loss. Bitter because the Tarheels came up short for the third consecutive year,
