Your NCAA Baseball memories?

Gordon beckham hitting 2 homers in the supers in his last game at Foley. I was at the greenhouse all weekend and it was one of the best memories I have of my time in Athens.

Alex Cora Grass Inspection Services

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I know everyone will put Warren Morris on theirs 

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I know its a cop out, but it was the first college baseball I ever saw. Was flipping through the channels when I came across it.
Also watching the 2009 CWS extra inning game between Arky and UVA, with my step-dad who is a huge Cav fan. Was rooting for them as well, but mostly hoping the winner would kill all their pitching.

Memorable regional games at the old Box against California schools for some reason, USC with the Boone's, UC Irvine comeback, Long Beach State.

Memorable beatdown when Rice came in 1995 with Berkman, Cruise, Anderson, Quinn and all those guys but LSU got revenge in 97 in omaha

2002 Baton Rouge Regional....it was a chippy affair. As a 21 year old student that had just graduated in December I loved every minute of it.

The regional was LSU, ULL, Tulane, and Southern at the Old Box. It came complete with a bat "slipping" out of someone's hand and ending up in ULL's dugout and LSU's catcher showing up ULL's dugout after hitting a home run...basically letting them know that even though we had to have 2 on Sunday that there wasn't any way in hell they were winning.

Yea TPOS I know....but that was the most fun NCAA baseball I've ever attended...I was at every game for that regional.

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Eibner hits a bomb and Keuchel goes bulldog vs UVA at CWS

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Walkoff grand slam Easter Sunday a few years ago vs Kentucky

Game 2 and 3 of Baylor Super Regional

My all-time favorite:

Miracle comeback vs Kentucky

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Baseball Drops Series Opener to Arkansas
Arkansas took advantage four walks, a hit batsman and an error to plate six runs in the ninth inning as Kentucky gift-wrapped a 10-9 victory and gave it to the Razorbacks on Friday night at Baum Stadium.


FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. ? Arkansas took advantage four walks, a hit batsman and an error to plate six runs in the ninth inning as Kentucky gift-wrapped a 10-9 victory and gave it to the Razorbacks on Friday night at Baum Stadium.
Leading 9-4 heading into the ninth inning, the Wildcats seemed comfortably on their way to a series opening victory. Clint Arnold doubled with one out off Brock Baber, who had worked 2 1/3 scoreless innings to set up the win. After the double, Baber walked two straight to load the bases. After getting ahead 1-2 on the nine-hole hitter, Baber hit Logan Forsythe to force a run home to make it 9-5.

Andrew Albers took over at that point and promptly walked both batters he faced to force home a pair of runs. Zach Dials entered and temporarily stopped the bleeding by striking out Southeastern Conference RBI leader Danny Hamblin for the second out of the inning.

However, Chris Hollensworth tied it 9-9 when he doubled to center field on a ball that Antone DeJesus appeared to make a diving grab on, but the popped loose as he slid across the outfield grass.

Blake Parker followed with a grounder to third base, but Michael Bertram threw wide of first allowing the game-winning run to score. Albers took the loss to fall to 2-2. After entering in a mop-up role, Brian McLelland earned the win for Arkansas (26-9, 7-6 SEC) to improve to 3-1 on the season.

The ninth mirrored the Razorbacks other scoring innings, the third and fourth. Kentucky (25-9, 7-6 SEC) gave away the Hogs first four runs in those innings.

In the fourth, starter Aaron Tennyson walked a batter to lead off and another with two outs. He then uncorked two wild pitches to allow Arkansas? first run to cross. An inning later, Kentucky committed three errors in a span of two plays while also hitting a batter to allow the Hogs to tie the game 4-4.

In Arkansas? scoring innings, the Hogs had just four hits while Kentucky walked six, hit two, committed four errors and threw two wild pitches.

The Wildcats jumped all over Razorback starter Nick Schmidt, tagging him for four runs in six innings, his worst outing of the season. It got started in the first when DeJesus singled to start the contest and scored on Sean Coughlin?s two-out RBI single.

Kentucky made it 3-0 in the third on Ryan Strieby?s towering two-run home run to center field. The blast plated Collin Cowgill, who drew a leadoff walk.

Ryan Wilkes singled to leadoff the fourth and came around on a single by Strieby for a 4-0 UK lead.

The game was tied going into the seventh when the Wildcats strung together five straight two-out singles for a four-run outburst that gave them a seemingly insurmountable 8-4 lead. Coughlin added a run in the eighth when he launched his ninth home run over the wall in left-center field.

Game two of the series is slated for 5 p.m. ET on Saturday. The Wildcats send lefty Craig Snipp to the hill (4-2, 2.09) against southpaw Trey Holloway (3-0, 3.34).

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This dude from the Bachelorette hitting this dinger.

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13-6

Jacque Jones USCw drops 3 HRs vs LSU in a losing effort. Was getting razzed all game. Got a standing-O from LF after the 3rd bomb. Best damn fans in the country.