Whahwa Alloy provided five shutout innings to Pop and Zach Route, which for a 7-3 victory to lead the number 3 Arkansas to win a college world series elimination game on Tuesday to win 7-3 in a college world series elimination game in Omaha, Neb.
Alloy moved to 2 -for -4 with a domestic run and a triple. Junior Shortstop scored three runs and scored twice for the Razorback (50–14). Team’s partner Logan Maxwell went to 2-for-3 with a two-line double, and Brent Eredel finished 2-for-2 and scored three times.
Route (9-6), Aiden Jimenez and Will MCENTIRE kept Bruce in six hits. Two errors and a wild pitch finished ninth of UCLA’s three runs.
Dean West and Pater Brainon did each to 2 -for -4 to lead Breins, in which Brainon scored a run. Mulivai Levu scored more for the UCLA (48–18), which was removed from 9-5 from 9-5 LSU after the fall of 9-5 LSU in the first game on Tuesday after suspending on Monday night.
A day after the no-star of the Gauge Wood on the dead state, the razorback was kept alive, Breens ensured that the root did not find another when both West and Rach Cholowski did not sing the game. Root drove Roman Martin with one to load the hideouts.
The root, however, survived unheard. He obtained AJ Salgado out and then threw the West out, who tried to directly steal the house with Brainon in the plate. Root hit five, allowed three hits and released two walks during his second start in Omaha.
Alloys moved to the opposite field of Kodi Delvecchio (1-4) for their 21st Homer of the season in the first innings. In the fifth, he missed a homer with about one leg on his RBI triple from the wall in the center.
The next Wednesday night for the Razorback is Remach with LSU, who defeated Arkansas 4–1 in the MCWS opener for both teams on Saturday.
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