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Gage Wood Threw a College World Series No-Hitter

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Arkansas vs Murray State highlights: Gage Wood throws no-hitter in College World Series
Will No. 3 Arkansas continue its season, or will unseeded Murray State end the Razorbacks' hopes for their first national championship and keep its season alive?

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Patrick Mahomes Was Blown Away by Gage Wood's College World Series No-No
Patrick Mahomes Has No Words For Gage Wood’s Historic Performance in Men’s College World Series
Arkansas’ Gage Wood pitches 3rd no-hitter in College World Series history — with a record 19 strikeouts
Wood joined Jim Ehrler of Texas in 1950 and Jim Wixson of Oklahoma State in 1960 as the only pitchers to throw CWS no-hitters, and his defense was never really challenged as he dominated a Racers team...

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LSU Tigers shortstop Steven Milam (4) scores as Arkansas Razorbacks catcher Ryder Helfrick (27) holds the throw during the eighth inning at Charles Schwab Field.

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Gage Woods gets 19th K to toss 3rd no-hitter in MCWS history
Arkansas' Gage Wood throws third no-hitter in College World Series history, snaps nine-inning strikeout record
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19 K's, no hits. Draft prospect wows in College World Series gem
The College World Series hadn't seen a no-hitter in 65 years. Gage Wood just changed that. Wood, the electric Arkansas right-hander who's ranked MLB Pipeline's No. 50 overall Draft prospect for 2025,
Patrick Mahomes, Others React to Historic No-Hitter in College World Series
Arkansas Razorbacks right-hander Gage Wood recorded the third no-hitter in Men's College World Series history on Monday.
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Dr. Ron Taylor, a World Series champion pitcher with both the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets who later became the Toronto Blue Jays' team physician, died Monday. He was 87. Taylor died in Toronto after a long illness,
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Good ‘vibes’ and ‘fresh’ pitching: Oregon State baseball ready for World Series elimination gauntlet
The voice boomed unexpectedly from the back corner of the Oregon State locker room late Sunday night, startling and then stirring a collection of irritated Beavers. “Hitters!” the voice rang out. “Let’s go!
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