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CWS Finals: The Oklahoma Sooners Are National Champs

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CWS Finals: The Oklahoma Sooners Are National Champs

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CWS Finals: The Oklahoma Sooners Are National Champs

Baseball America›
Jun 23, 202642:05
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Oklahoma convincingly won the deciding Game Three of the College World Series finals, beating North Carolina 13-2. Jacob Rudner and JJ Cooper analyze what happened and salute the Sooners.

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