
Craig Meyer
Sports Reporter at USA Today
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Craig Meyer
After an action-packed Tuesday at the 2025 College World Series, one that featured three games due to a weather delay between UCLA and LSU on Monday night, what began as an eight-team tournament is now down to its final four participants. By the end of the day Wednesday, it could be down to only two teams. After surviving a chaotic ninth inning against No. 8 Oregon State, Louisville will face off against No. 13 Coastal Carolina in the first game of the day on June 18.
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Ehsan Kassim |Craig Meyer
Four days through the 2025 College World Series, the field has already been whittled down by two teams. On June 17, two more teams will be sent home from the CWS at Charles Schwab Field OmahaĀ in Omaha, Nebraska. Arizona and Murray State have already seen their seasons cut short following two losses in the double-elimination tournament.
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Craig Meyer
An event described as "the Greatest Show on Dirt" is being forced to take a pause.
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Craig Meyer
With two outs, a runner on second base and a 2-2 count, Toussaint Bythewood ripped an opposite-field single to right field, bringing his UCLA baseball teammate home and breaking a scoreless deadlock in the top of the fourth inning against UTSA on June 8.
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2 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Craig Meyer
Inside the walls of Charles Schwab Field Omaha over the next 10 days, eight college baseball teams will be competing for immortality in their sport during the College World Series, with one squad emerging by the end of it as a national champion. Across North 13th Street in downtown Omaha, Nebraska, a very different kind of competition will be unfolding.
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gotta add Aaron Nesmith to the list of good NBA players who I have absolutely no recollection of playing college basketball

the new Penguins coach looks like Greg from The White Lotus, but 20 years younger https://t.co/pmQslxP9vs

I kinda think Mark Emmert was largely indistinguishable from a lot of his predecessors as NCAA president and just happened to be overseeing the enterprise at a time of rapid, immense change that he was woefully unprepared for but he also very clearly sucked at his job

NCAA president Charlie Baker, in his address to administrators at NACDA here in Orlando, when referencing the stability that the House settlement brings: "College sports' collective inability to change years ago put the entire enterprise at risk."