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Why FSU Baseball can (and will) make College World Series finals

By Jason Parker

OMAHA, NE - JUNE 6: Doug Mientkiewicz #25 of the Florida St Seminoles celebrates with his teammates over his home run against the USC Trojans during the College World Series at Rosenblatt Stadium on June 6, 1995 in Omaha, Nebraska.(Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
OMAHA, NE - JUNE 6: Doug Mientkiewicz #25 of the Florida St Seminoles celebrates with his teammates over his home run against the USC Trojans during the College World Series at Rosenblatt Stadium on June 6, 1995 in Omaha, Nebraska.(Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images) /
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FSU Baseball is riding the fact that they are not supposed to even be around at this point, so why not continue it

In the history of the College World Series – a tournament that has only been around one year longer than the Seminoles have been playing – only Texas and Miami have been to Omaha more than the Seminoles, who hold the dubious title of most appearances without a title at this point.

The story has been played out so far this postseason – the Noles’ struggles in the middle of the season, being one of the final four teams selected into the field, blah blah blah – but the last five games have shown that when the season is on the line, all that matters is the current moment.

Why shouldn’t the Seminoles be thought of as having a legit shot? They are playing the hottest baseball right now and with all due respect they are playing in the side of the College World Series bracket that is slightly easier out of the two as they won’t face a Vanderbilt or Louisville until a possible finals trip.

College World Series berth perfect end to wild season. light. Must Read

If you are a fan of the garnet and gold, buckle up for what could be quite a memorable week of events in the state of Nebraska.

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