US EditionLSU Faces Streaking Coastal Carolina in CWS Finals
- LSU and Coastal Carolina entered the College World Series finals in Omaha on Saturday night, competing in a best-of-three series.
- Coastal Carolina reached this point following a 26-game winning streak and a program record 176 hit-by-pitches, breaking UC Irvine's 2024 mark of 175.
- Coastal Carolina's pitching staff holds a 3.20 ERA with top national rankings, while LSU pitchers have walked only four batters over 27 innings.
- LSU enters the series with a 51-15 record, aiming to secure its eighth national championship, while Coastal Carolina, boasting a 56-11 record and a 26-game winning streak, seeks to claim the national crown for just the second time in its second College World Series appearance.
- Both teams are described as battle-tested and well-prepared, with the series potentially cementing Coastal Carolina's status as a national power amid LSU's recent dominance.
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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — LSU and Coastal Carolina have met only two times previously as they enter the College World Series finals Saturday night. Those games back in 2016 have not been forgotten. Coastal Carolina swept the Tigers on their…
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Kingsport Times-NewsLSU goes for 2nd title in 3 years as it opens CWS finals against streaking Coastal Carolina
OMAHA, Neb. — LSU and Coastal Carolina have met only two times previously as they enter the College World Series finals Saturday night. Those games back in 2016 have not been forgotten.
LSU goes for second national title in three years as it opens CWS finals against Coastal Carolina
By Eric Olson The Associated Press OMAHA, Neb. — LSU and Coastal Carolina have met only two times previously as they enter the College World Series finals Saturday night. Those games back in 2016 have not been forgotten. Coastal Carolina swept the Tigers on their home field in super regionals on the way to their first national championship. The Chanticleers’ opponent in the CWS finals that year was Arizona. Jay Johnson, now at LSU, was Arizona’s…
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