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Recapping Day 3 of super regionals

After Sunday’s action at the NCAA super regionals, only two spots remain at the College World Series in Omaha. Four more tickets were punched as Wake Forest, Virginia, LSU and Oral Roberts all earned a shot at a national title.

After a close game with Alabama in Game 1, the Demon Deacons showed why their team has been called “Rake Forest” at times. They raked in 22 runs to drown the Tide and earn the sweep.

After losing Game 1 to Duke, Virginia won Games 2 and 3 by 10 runs each as they advance to Omaha.

LSU makes its return visit to Omaha after a stellar performance against Kentucky this weekend, and Oral Roberts is headed to the College World Series as the third No. 4 seed to ever make it.

Tennessee and Stanford both forced a winner-take-all Game 3 that will be played Monday night.

Southern Miss 5, Tennessee 3

Tennessee outscored Southern Miss 3-1 after Game 1 resumed Sunday morning, but the Golden Eagles built a 4-0 lead before the rain set in to postpone the game last night. Southern Miss only needed one more win to advance to Omaha.

Wake Forest 22, Alabama 5

After a close game against Alabama yesterday, the Demon Deacons put a beatdown on the Crimson Tide to punch their ticket to Omaha for the first time since 1955.

Virginia 12, Duke 2

Virginia lost Game 1 to Duke but with their back against a wall, the Cavaliers came out and won two games in a row by double digits to send them to Omaha.

Tennessee 8, Southern Miss 4

Tennessee forces Game 3 with an 8-4 victory over Southern Miss. The Golden Eagles tripped over their own talons with errors and you just can’t do that against great teams.

LSU 8, Kentucky 3

The LSU Tigers are headed back to Omaha after sweeping Kentucky at Alex Box Stadium. When the Tigers needed them the most, Paul Skenes, Dylan Crews and Tommy White all showed up in a big way.

Oral Roberts 11, Oregon 6

The best No. 4 seed in the country is headed to Omaha for the first time since 1978. Oral Roberts won back-to-back games against Oregon to punch their ticket.

Stanford 8, Texas 3

Stanford takes down Texas to force a winner-take-all game three tomorrow for one of the final two spots in Omaha.

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Story originally appeared on LSU Tigers Wire