South Carolina's college baseball reign of terror is over, thanks to Arizona. 

After taking home College World Series titles in 2010 and 2011, the Gamecocks were primed to make it three straight, the first such run since USC in the early '70s.

Not so fast.

After strolling to an easy 5-1 win behind a strong pitching performance from Konner Wade in Game 1, Arizona was able to string together a ninth-inning rally and then hold off South Carolina in Game 2 for a 4-1 victory. 

And a national championship. It was the first for Arizona since 1986 and the fourth in school history.

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