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Bodine Hits Go-Ahead Homer in 10th, Coastal Carolina Opens Super Regional with 7-6 Win over Auburn
- Coastal Carolina secured a 4-1 win over Auburn on June 7 to complete a sweep in the Super Regional series, earning their second trip to the College World Series.
- The Chanticleers opened the series with a 7-6 win early Saturday morning after a weather delay and a 10th-inning go-ahead homer by Caden Bodine.
- Coastal Carolina extended their winning streak to 23 games, with pitchers Jacob Morrison and Hayden Johnson combining to limit Auburn to one run and eight hits in Game 2.
- Bodine and Blagen Pado both hit two home runs in the series opener, while Morrison had six strikeouts in six innings and Johnson added five strikeouts over three scoreless innings.
- Auburn's season ended at 41-20 on their home field as Coastal Carolina swept the Super Regional and will attempt to repeat their 2016 national championship.
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College baseball: Parkland grad’s defensive gems help Coastal Carolina beat Auburn
AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — Caden Bodine hit a go-ahead homer in the 10th inning, his second long ball of the game, Blagen Pado also homered twice, and Coastal Carolina opened the Auburn Super Regional with a 7-6 victory over the host Tigers in a contest that ended early Saturday morning. The game was delayed for nearly two hours
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Bodine hits go-ahead homer in 10th, Coastal Carolina opens super regional with 7-6 win over Auburn
Caden Bodine hit a go-ahead homer in the 10th inning, his second long ball of the game, Blagen Pado also homered twice, and Coastal Carolina opened the Auburn Super Regional with a 7-6 victory over the host Tigers
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