Congratulations to the Tennessee Volunteers winning the college world series championship.  The three game series against the Texas A & M Aggies was a classic.  With the Volunteers edging the Aggies two games to one, it couldn't get any closer. Both teams scored 15 runs each in the three game series.  I want to take a closer look at the Aggies, the Ducks opponent in the super regional.  Texas A & M scored 25 runs against the Ducks in the two game series.  They gave up 15 runs.  Here's a run-down on how the Aggies did.
Texas A & M  10     Oregon  6
Texas A & M  15     Oregon  9
Texas A & M   3      Florida  2
Texas A & M   5      Kentucky  1
Texas A & M   6      Florida  0
Texas A & M   9      Tennessee  5
Texas A & M   1      Tennessee  4
Texas A & M   5      Tennessee  6
At the college world series, Texas A & M scored 29 runs in six games for an average of 4.8 runs per game.
                                            Texas A & M gave up 18 runs in six games for an average of 3 runs per game.
Against the Ducks...            Texas A & M scored 25 runs in two games for an average of 12.5 runs per game.
                                            Texas A & M gave up 15 runs in two games for an average of 7.5 runs per game.
For Oregon to make it to Omaha, they need to upgrade their pitching staff.  And if they can keep up their
hits and runs per game, then they have a shot.