College baseball's most frantic 96 hours delivered on every promise of chaos, and anyone who didn't spend last weekend glued to ESPN Bases Loaded missed a multitude of priceless moments. The defending national champion went 0–2 in a regional it hosted, starting with a loss to a team making its first tournament appearance in 45 years. Two teams held eight-run leads in elimination games on Sunday, only to suffer walk-off losses less than an hour apart. One of those teams was No. 15 national seed West Virginia, which endured baseball's ultimate gut-punch, giving up a walk-off grand slam with a three-run lead and Texas A&M down to its final strike.
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