The stands at Charles Schwab Field were emptying, and Murray State players wanted to savor their program's first College World Series as long as they could.

The Murray State Racers and Arkansas Razorbacks look to keep their NCAA Men’s College World Series hopes alive when they meet in an elimination game on Monday afternoon. Both teams are coming off tough losses in their first days in Omaha.

Gage Wood no-hits Murray State as No. 3 national seed Arkansas defeats Murray State 3-0 in the Men’s College World Series. Arkansas fell on Saturday in their opening round matchup against LSU 4-1, while the Racers fell to UCLA 6-4 earlier that day.

Murray State won a regional at Ole Miss and a super regional at Duke to become the fourth No. 4 seed to make it to Omaha. The Racers are led by Dan Skirka, the national coach of the year who had a pit stop at Ouachita Baptist early in his coaching career.

The Murray State Racers are going dancing. For the first time in program history, Murray State has made the College World Series. After beating Duke in the Durham Super Regional bracket, the Racers became just the fourth-ever No.

Dan Tauken doesn't have any NIL deals, and didn't expect many perks playing baseball for Murray State. The Racers outfielder yearned for just one thing: cup holders. Murray State bused everywhere from its campus in Kentucky during the 2025 regular season,

Murray State was pretty good Monday, but not good enough for Gage Wood. The University of Arkansas starter threw just the third no-hitter in College World Series history and the first in 65 years. It was a little like watching Arkansas play LSU last Saturday, when the Razorbacks were handcuffed by great pitching.