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the content that you enjoy each day. The college world series is finally upon us, and even though

it is the most underrated postseason sporting event, all eyes will be fixed on Omaha for next week

and a half, two weeks, somewhere around there. So it's prediction time. Now, before I tell you,

who is going to win this tournament? Because the spotty senses are off to charts right now.

With my pick, this tournament has every storyline possible. You have your big dogs like LSU, Florida,

and Rake Forest. Yeah, you heard that right. You have your Cinderella's and Oral Roberts and TCU.

You have your comeback story in Tennessee, who failed to reach Omaha with their team of blaze,

taser, laser, and the rest of Globo Gym last year. They battled their way into it this year,

but there can only be one winner. And that team will be TCU. Now, I know TCU didn't have the sexiest

years statistically out of the field of Omaha right now. They have the worst opponent batting

average in the second worst fielding percentage, but it's how hot you are at the right time,

and they're hotter than a solar flare and a volcano in Arizona during the summer right now.

They roasted Arkansas and Fayetteville and dispatched Indiana state in the supers.

And since the beginning of the Big 12 tournament, they've been handing out ass weapons like Candy

Durn Halloween, outscoring opponents by an average of 11.3 to 3.7. Now, probably the craziest

thing involved with the horn frogs is that they're being led by pups. On the bump, the freshman

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