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With TCU down 7-5 in the bottom of the eighth inning, Matt Curry hits a two-out, full-count grand slam over the center field wall to give TCU the lead 9-7.
Florida's Matt den Dekker makes an amazing over-the-shoulder catch off a blast by UCLA's Brett Krill to deep centerfield.
South Carolina's Brady Thomas knocks the first pitch he sees through the middle and into centerfield, scoring Jackie Bradley, Jr. to win the game in twelve innings.
Clemson's Wilson Boyd is thrown out at home while attempting to execute a two out double steal in the bottom of the fourth inning.
TCU's Jerome Pena tags UCLA's Beau Amaral out as he attempts to steal second for the final out of the final out of the bottom of the fourth inning.
Lightning near Rosenblatt Stadium causes play to be suspended suspended for the night. There was also lightning in the distance during game 2 and weather interrupted game 3 for nearly six hours.
TCU's Tyler Featherston hits a bases-loaded, full-count, two-out triple to left center, scoring Jantzen Witte, Matt Curry, and Jason Coats and pulling TCU within two runs of UCLA.
UCLA shortstop Niko Gallego stretches (and keeps his foot on the bag) to put out Tyler Thompson at second for the first out in the bottom of the second inning.
South Carolina's Jackson Bradley, Jr. is picked off first in the top of the first on a throw from Oklahoma catcher Tyler Ogle. Bradley's base running error cost South Carolina the chance to score the runner on third, who reached third with just one out.
Adrian Morales pops to shallow right where shortstop Caleb Bushyhead collides with second baseman Danny Black, who holds on to the ball for the second out in the top of the sixth inning.
First baseman Christian Walker and third baseman Whit Merrifield collide in the middle of the infield, allowing Tyler Ogle to reach first on an error.
UCLA's Blair Dunlap scores on a Cody Regis single in the top of the third inning.
South Carolina's Christian Walker homers to left center to lead off the top of the second inning of game 3.
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