Welcome to Andy Sapols on three. I'm refreshed. It was a wonderful week of vacation. I actually watched a lot of college baseball. We'll talk about that a little bit because there's one game left in the 2023, 2004 school year. We got to talk about what did I miss? Well, I didn't miss any

the baseball because I was watching it all. That's what that's the beauty of when you're at the

beach, when you're going fishing, when you're hanging out on the beach, you're pretty much

drained from the sun by the middle of the afternoon.

So you just come in and chill, watch some college world series, and then you're good.

And the college world series provided a lot of drama early.

You had the three walkoffs in the first three games.

It didn't, Texas Native and Tennessee did kind of dominate their brackets, though.

They did leave a little, suck a little of the intrigue out of the week by dispatching

Florida and Florida State as quickly as they did.

But they did play two fun games over the weekend.

That one yesterday was pretty spectacular because you had kind of a pitcher's duel going on.

And basically, Jace Lobbylett's home run in the first inning was the only offense.

And Tennessee kept putting runners on and stranding them.

And then finally Tennessee breaks through with a two-run homer from Dylan Riley in the seventh. They add a Cal Stark Homer in the eighth to make it 4-1.

And now we have a winner take-all game on Monday night for the national championship.

The last college sporting event of this season.

The last one.

Next week, Texas and Oklahoma in the SEC, USC, UCLA, Washington and Oregon are in the Big

10.

Everything changes.

One more. One more game. One more game. Justin Lamkin for A&M.

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