OMAHA, Neb.—Four years ago, Arizona took a veteran team full of seniors and future draft picks to Omaha and promptly went 0-2. History has repeated itself, as the Wildcats’ 2025 trip to the College World Series also ended after just two games.

The No. 21 University of Arizona baseball team (44-21, 18-12 in Big 12) capped off its season after facing a heartbreaking 8-3 loss on Sunday, June 15, to the University of Louisville in an elimination game at the College World Series at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha,

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With its back against the wall, Arizona baseball responded, rebounding from an 18-2 loss to No. 5 North Carolina in the opener of the Chapel Hill Super Regional to take two in a row from the Tar ...

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Can Arizona make it back to Omaha next year? It’s far too early to say. But the Wildcats have some promising building blocks to make another run.