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• With freshman Brian Duensing on the mound, NU will try to bounce back vs. South Carolina, an 11-0 loser Friday.

• Here's the NU Athletic Dept.'s preview of the SC game.

• The suspension of a South Carolina outfielder is over.

• The Gamecocks try to rediscover their hitting stroke.

• It's Clemson 11, NU 10 in another one-run CWS loss for the Huskers. But the Colonel isn't down.

• The paper in Columbia, S.C., has a special CWS section focusing on Clemson and South Carolina.

• Here's the NU Athletic Dept.'s CWS media info.

• The Huskers don't all agree on when the season's turning point occurred.

• Van Horn & Co. hope a more businesslike approach will mean a longer stay this time around.

• Clemson's batters pack lots of punch, starting, of course, with Dick Howser Trophy winner Khalil Green.

• For fans, Thursday was for getting autographs, seeking tickets and watching homers.

• Clemson's Zane Green is a late-season bloomer.

• This year's team has made do with less talent.

• Shane Komine reflects on his NU career and admits the CWS once seemed unreachable.

• The line for tickets forms at 12:01 a.m. Friday -- and no sooner.

• USA Today's Eric Sorenson suggests some changes in the selection process.

• Alan Schwarz of Baseball America goes over some CWS memorable moments.

• Dave Van Horn is not ruling out the Arkansas job.

• The newspaper in Columbia, S.C., beholds the rise of the NU program.

• It's an extra special thrill for Brandon Eymann & family.

• The Lincoln J-S looks at the roles of assistants Mike Anderson and Rob Childress.

• Clemson's coach talks up the opposition.

• Brian Duensing is excited to get the Game 2 start.

• Shane Komine will get the start Friday. And it appears that it's not an impossible ticket.

• The Tigers aren't hurting for talent and have some particular strengths.

• The Huskers hope to learn from last year's 0-2 showing.

• Kyle Bakker fulfills a childhood prediction.

• Here's the official ticket info, and here's the unofficial reality.

• Clemson holds off Arkansas and will face the Huskers.
 

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