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Arkansas vs. Murray State final score, results: Razorbacks' Gage Wood throws third no-hitter in College World Series history

In a 3-0 win over Murray State in an elimination game on Monday, Razorbacks right hander Gage Wood fired the third no-hitter in the history of the College World Series. His 19 strikeouts were the most in a nine-inning game in Omaha, just one shy of the record 20 set in 1965.

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Murray State baseball dream season ends as Arkansas pitcher Gage Wood tosses CWS no-hitter

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Arkansas pitcher Gage Wood reduced Murray State to rubble with historic MCWS performance

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Arkansas’ Gage Wood pitches 3rd no-hitter in College World Series history — with a record 19 strikeouts

Wood joined Jim Ehrler of Texas in 1950 and Jim Wixson of Oklahoma State in 1960 as the only pitchers to throw CWS no-hitters, and his defense was never really challenged as he dominated a Racers team...

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Shatel: Former UNO football coach witnessed a no-hitter at the College World Series — twice

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19 K's, no hits. Draft prospect wows in College World Series gem

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Gage Wood gets 19th K to toss 3rd no-hitter in MCWS history

Arkansas' Gage Wood gets the final out of his no-hitter to lead Arkansas to a 3-0 victory over Murray State.

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Arkansas' Gage Wood throws third no-hitter in College World Series history, snaps nine-inning strikeout record

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No-hit loss won’t erase the lifetime memories made by Murray State during its improbable run

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.

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Murray State baseball coach Dan Skirka had short coaching stint in Arkansas

OMAHA, Neb. — The foundation for Murray State baseball coach Dan Skirka included a pit stop in Southwest Arkansas. In 2009, Skirka was just a couple of years removed from a standout playing career as a shortstop at Grand Valley State when he spent a year as a graduate assistant at Ouachita Baptist in Arkadelphia.