South Carolina failed to win their third straight College World Series title because of their offensive shortcomings. Arizona's pitching was dominant, and the Gamecock bats couldn't find any sort of rhythm in two games.

Game 1 ended 5-1. Game 2 ended 4-1. In two games, Ray Tanner's squad mustered nine hits and two runs. That wouldn't be enough to beat most teams, but it makes any effort against Arizona's stellar starting pitching completely futile.

Arizona manager Andy Lopez is known for the long innings his starting pitchers throw. If they start the game well, there's a good chance you will see them for at least seven innings. He doesn't overuse his ar...

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