Last Updated 12:02 AM, June 15, 2024
Live updates: 2024 Men's College World Series
Christian Moore hits for first Men's College World Series cycle since 1956
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2:28 am, June 15, 2024
🫨 TENNESSEE WALKS OFF FSU
Trailing the Noles since FSU's monstrous 6-run third inning, the top-seeded Volunteers closed their deficit to 11-8 entering the ninth. In the final inning, the Vols built their score with a leadoff triple off the bat ofKavares Tears, who was then scored by Dean Curley's sac fly to right field.
Three batters later, with two up and two out, Blake Burke hit a 2-RBI single up the middle to knot the scoreboard at 11-all.
Billy Amick then singled, advancing Burke to second, who was brought home by Dylan Dreiling's RBI single to left centerfield. This completed the Vols' stunning walk-off feat as they topped Florida State 12-11 in Game 2 of the 2024 MCWS.
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It's the Vols' first walk-off win in the MCWS since 1951. Tennessee also made history with Christian Moore's cycle, the second completed in MCWS history (the first was in 1956 by Minnesota's Jerry Kindall). With the win, Tennessee is set to play North Carolina on Sunday at 7 p.m. ET, while FSU will face Virginia on Sunday at 2 p.m. ET.
— Tennessee Baseball (@Vol_Baseball) June 15, 2024DYLAN CLUTCH DREILING WALKS IT OFF!!!!!
VOLS WIN!!! pic.twitter.com/lHcMQxTZ9U
1:37 am, June 15, 2024
💳 Noles buy insurance
FSU's Marco Dinges smacked a 2-RBI double to extend the Noles' lead. The Seminoles are up 11-7 in the bottom of the seventh.
Marco has reached 4 times tonight & extended our lead back to 4 pic.twitter.com/QnROTmphcW
— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) June 15, 2024
1:13 am, June 15, 2024
♻️ Christian Moore completes cycle with HR
Tennessee leadoff hitter Christian Moore is the second player ever to complete a cycle in the Men's College World Series, joining Minnesota's Jerry Kindall from the 1956 season. Moore tripled in the first inning, doubled in the second, singled in the fourth and homered in the sixth. Moore's HR was sent 440 feet to center. Tennessee trails FSU by two in the top of the 7th, 9-7.
— Tennessee Baseball (@Vol_Baseball) June 15, 2024This man is playing a video game!
Sixth cycle in program history and first ever in the postseason!
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1:05 am, June 15, 2024
💥 Tennessee goes yard
Kavares Tears'right-field bomb in the fifth added two more runs for Tennessee, helping the Vols to close in on FSU's lead, 9-6.
— Tennessee Baseball (@Vol_Baseball) June 15, 2024KT KABOOM!!
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12:34 am, June 15, 2024
☄️ First HR of the MCWS
FSU's Jaime Ferrer sent a two-run dinger to beyond the left-field wall, marking the first home run of this year's Men's College World Series. Florida State leads 9-4 in the bottom of the fourth.
— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) June 15, 2024Jaime got all of this one to push the lead to 🖐️
B4 | FSU 9, UT 4 pic.twitter.com/mP8j5xzwsK
12:21 am, June 15, 2024
6️⃣-run inning for the Noles❗️
The Seminoles were down 4-1 before they batted in the third, and led 7-4 by the time that they ran back to the dugout. The Noles cycled through their batting order in the inning, with Jaime Ferrer's 2-RBI double opening up the scoring. Loading the bases thereafter, FSU put another run up with Jaxson West's walk. The Noles scored three more times in the third, capped off by Cam Smith's RBI triple.
— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) June 15, 2024Noles Don't Quit!
Cam makes it 6 runs in the inning with this hit down the LF line!
B3 | FSU 7, UT 4 pic.twitter.com/ln40juDIvu
11:54 pm, June 14, 2024
📌 Tennessee tacks on 2 more | Vols 4, FSU 1
Tennessee doubled its lead by capitalizing on FSU's defensive missteps.
Christian Moore doubled on a breaking ball, bringing Cal Stark home from first base, scoring on an FSU error. Next, Blake Burke reached on fielding error to score Moore. Tennessee leads 4-1 going into the top of the third.
— Tennessee Baseball (@Vol_Baseball) June 14, 2024Two-Out Rally Vols!
C-Mo comes through with a double to plate Stark and then scores on an error by FSU!
4-1 Vols after two.
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11:35 pm, June 14, 2024
💨 Vols turn on the jets | Tennessee 2, FSU 1
Tennessee wasn't at a deficit for long. A leadoff triple by Christian Moore got the bats going, and Blake Burke's single scored Moore with no outs. Then, Billy Amick walked and cleanup hitter Dylan Dreiling singled over FSU's Drew Faurot's head, scoring Burke for Tennessee's 2-1 edge.
— Tennessee Baseball (@Vol_Baseball) June 14, 2024Vols lead after one thanks to this Dylan Dreiling base knock!
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11:22 pm, June 14, 2024
🍢 Mid 1st | FSU scores to take early lead
The Vols made a call to the bullpen much sooner than planned in the first to stave off FSU's aggressive offense. Tennessee LHP Chris Stamos recorded his 10th start of the season and allowed a hit and walk before RHP AJ Causey took the mound. After Causey struck out a batter, FSU's Max Williams scored on a wild pitch as the Noles took a 1-0 lead.
— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) June 14, 2024On top after Max scores on a wild pitch
Jamie Arnold (11-3, 2.77 ERA) on the bump
B1 | FSU 1, UT 0 pic.twitter.com/DCTrjojGrv
10:32 pm, June 14, 2024
👀 Florida State vs. Tennessee lineups
It's Vols vs. Noles in Game 2 of the Men's College World Series — first pitch is at 7 p.m. Eastern.
Watch live on ESPN | Live stats
9:11 pm, June 14, 2024
🐏 Tar Heels walk off Hoos
North Carolina picks up the first win of the 2024 Men's College World Series, walking off Virginia 3-2.
Who else but @HoneycuttVance? pic.twitter.com/2tQEGd2yYC
— Carolina Baseball (@DiamondHeels) June 14, 2024
In the bottom of the ninth, pinch hitter Jackson Van De Brake led off with a double down the right field line and then advanced to third on a sac bunt. With UNC returning to the top of the order, top-30 MLB draft prospect Vance Honeycutt came up big at the plate. Honeycutt slammed a line drive to left field on a 2-1 count, scoring Van De Brake for the 3-2 win. The Tar Heels have showed resilience late in their tournament contests — just one week prior, Honeycutt walked off West Virginia in Game 2 of the Chapel Hill Super Regional.
UNC will face the winner of Tennessee-Florida State, which starts at 7 p.m. ET today on ESPN.
8:32 pm, June 14, 2024
👔 Tie ball game | B7: UVA 2, UNC 2
North Carolina knots the score. With Alex Madera on second, Casey Cook singled to left field and scored Madera on a throwing error by UVA leftfielderHarrison Didawick. The Heels and Hoos are now tied going into the eighth.
Cook delivers and we are tied!! pic.twitter.com/D4rmO6B6nq
— Carolina Baseball (@DiamondHeels) June 14, 2024
8:06 pm, June 14, 2024
📈 Virginia takes the lead | UVA 2, UNC 1
A sac fly fromGriff O'Ferrall allowsHenry Godbout to score. Virginia leads into the bottom of the sixth.
6:57 pm, June 14, 2024
👔 Hoos tie it up | UNC 1, UVA 1
Virginia's Henry Ford singles to right field and drives in Ethan Anderson to even the score in the top of the third.
— Virginia Baseball (@UVABaseball) June 14, 2024𝗪𝗘'𝗥𝗘 𝗘𝗩𝗘𝗡!!
Henry Ford collects his first MCWS hit to tie the game at ☝️
📺: ESPN | #GoHoos pic.twitter.com/83lBk6rBbp
6:27 pm, June 14, 2024
Tar Heels on the board first 🎯 | UNC 1, UVA 0
Thirty pitches, 6 batters, 0 runs.North Carolina's Jason Decaro iced the Cavaliers in the top of the first and escaped a bases-loaded jam. At UNC's first swings in the game, Casey Cook scored the first run after a ground ball to second base.
Donofrio drives in Cook and puts us up 1-0 in the first!! pic.twitter.com/jO1LhUbxwj
— Carolina Baseball (@DiamondHeels) June 14, 2024
