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LSU trailed by two runs entering the bottom of the ninth. What happened next left Arkansas heartbroken and stunned.The Tigers scored three runs in the inning to stun the Razorbacks and clinch a spot in the MCWS finals.

LSU capitalized off Arkansas' mistakes to win. First, Derek Curiel gained an extra base off of a throwing error, landing on second. After a walk from Ethan Frey and a fielder's choice, the Tigers faced two outs with runners on first and second. Then Luis Hernandez hit the ball deep into the outfield and it fell of the outfielders glove to bring home the two tying runs.

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Jared Jones was up to bat next with a runner in scoring position. Another ball went from the ball and off the glove of the Razorbacks, this time bringing home the winning run.

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With the loss, Arkansas is 0-5 all-time in Omaha against LSU.

With the win, LSU will face Coastal Carolina in the Men's College World Series finals beginning June 21. The first to two games will win the title.

Arkansas scored two runs in the top of the ninth to retake the lead. After a ground out to open the inning, the next three batters all got on base. Then, Justin Thomas Jr. hit a two-rbi single to bring home two runners and put the Razorbacks back on top.

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With bases loaded, one out, a fielder's choice turned error drove in two runs for the Razorbacks, giving Arkansas a one-run lead heading into the bottom of the eighth inning. 

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Pinch hitter Jake Brown got the Tigers on the board with a two-RBI single to give LSU the lead heading into the seventh inning. The Tigers had a runner on third after Arkansas intentionally walked Josh Pearson, and Brown was caught stealing the next at-bat before Pearson could reach home. 

LSU challenged the call, but it was upheld that Brown was out prior to Pearson touching home plate. 

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Ryder Helfrick takes the first pitch of the inning into dead center. It's his 15th home run of the season, and the Razorbacks have a 1-0 lead over LSU in the 4th inning.

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Each starting pitcher has allowed just two hits through the first two frames. Both Arkansas and LSU had runners on first and second in the second inning, but both were unable to capitalize. Charles Davalan will step into the box for for the Razorbacks to kick of the third inning. 

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The Chanticleers are dancing into the MCWS finals riding a 26-game win streak after defeating Louisville 11-3. They await either Arkansas or LSU in the finals on Saturday. 

Coastal Carolina was powered by a six-run first inning, driving the Louisville starter out of the game before recording an out. Colby Thorndyke tallied his second bases-clearing double of the MCWS, pushing three Chanticleers across in the first frame. Coastal is 4-for-7 with the bases loaded in the MCWS. All other teams combined are 2-for-18 heading into today. 

The Cardinal bats were connecting today, but they could not string enough hits together. Louisville only had one fewer hit than the Chanticleers, but it left nine on base, unable to capitalize enough in the big moments. 

Riley Eikhoff earned the win on the mound, going 5.1 innings with all three earned runs coming in the sixth. 

With Coastal's 56th win today, the 2025 team set the record for most single-season wins in program history, surpassing the 2016 championship team. Two more wins will put the Chanticleers back on top of college baseball. 

The Chanticleers extend their lead in the sixth inning, leading by seven into the seventh inning. Colby Thorndyke was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded, becoming the first Coastal Carolina player to record four RBIs in a MCWS game. With that hit by pitch, the Chanticleers have set the record for the most hit-by-pitches in ������Ƶ DI baseball history. 

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A Dean Mihos triple drives in two Chanticleers to give Coastal an 8-0 lead heading into the sixth inning. Eikhoff returns to the mound, trying to keep the Cardinals off the board. 

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Coastal Carolina catcher Caden Bodine was named the 2025 ������Ƶ DI Rawlings Gold Glove Award Winner. The backstop broke down his approach to framing pitches for the Chanticleer staff. 

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