USC baseball faced a setback in the NCAA Tournament Super Regional against North Carolina. After winning the first game, USC's starting pitcher Grant Govel allowed only one run, but North Carolina won the second game, evening the series. The Trojans will need to win the final game to advance to the College World Series.
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- loaded language: 'red-hot'
- loaded language: 'cold'
- loaded language: 'hard way'
- loaded language: 'stronger opposing force'
- framing: TITLE: USC baseball’s red-hot offense goes cold in loss to North Carolina
- editorializing: USC baseball is going to have to take the hard way to the College World Series.
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USC baseball loses to North Carolina in NCAA Tournament Super Regional
USC baseball lost to North Carolina in the second game of their NCAA Tournament Super Regional, evening the series at one game each. Starting pitcher Grant Govel allowed only one run in the loss. USC must win the final game to secure a spot in the College World Series.
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- ✕ loaded language: 'red-hot'
- ✕ loaded language: 'cold'
- ✕ loaded language: 'hard way'
- ✕ loaded language: 'stronger opposing force'
- ✕ framing: TITLE: USC baseball’s red-hot offense goes cold in loss to North Carolina
- ✕ editorializing: USC baseball is going to have to take the hard way to the College World Series.
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USC baseball’s red-hot offense goes cold in loss to North Carolina
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USC baseball loses to North Carolina in NCAA Tournament Super Regional