USC baseball secures deepest NCAA Tournament run in 21 years
USC baseball has achieved its deepest NCAA Tournament run in 21 years by advancing to the Super Regional. The Trojans secured their spot by defeating Texas A&M 7-1, showcasing a powerful offense that scored 55 runs in four elimination games. This marks a significant turnaround for the program, which aims to return to the College World Series for the first time since 2001.
- ▪USC baseball defeated Texas A&M 7-1 to advance to the Super Regional.
- ▪The Trojans scored 55 runs over four elimination games in the tournament.
- ▪Augie Lopez had a standout performance, driving in five runs in the final two games.
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Sports USC baseball secures deepest NCAA Tournament run in 21 years By Ben Bolch Published June 2, 2026, 1:56 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google Pitching was supposed to carry USC in the postseason, and it hasn’t disappointed. But oh, those Trojans bats. They’ve stirred reminders of the teams in cardinal and gold that once ruled college baseball. Thanks to another offensive barrage Monday night in the NCAA Tournament, these Trojans might just join them. USC is headed to a Super Regional for the first time in more than two decades after clobbering Texas A&M, 7-1, at Blue Bell Park to prevail in a College Station Regional in which the Trojans were widely counted out after dropping their opening game.
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