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The Texas-Boston College game saw no scoring from the seventh inning until the 25th. The two longest games in NHL history — in the 1936 and 1933 playoffs … Andy Roddick can thank Tom Stow for this finals run Los Angeles Times Sources: Wall Street Journal – Darren Everson – 8 hours ago 3-2. 25 innings. The longest college baseball game in history started at 7pm eastern last night and didn’t end until after 2am. An absolutely incredible performance from Texas closer Austin Wood, who threw 30 pitches on Friday, bounced back to come in on Saturday and throw 12 consecutive no hit innings, a total of 13 shutout innings. 169 pitches for a total of 199 in two days. He struck out 14 in a performance for record books. Travis Tucker (2/12) got the game winning hit in the 25th with a runner on third and the infield drawn in. BC got an outstanding performance in a losing effort from Mike Belfiore, who went 9.2 shutout innings with 11 strikeouts. The innings passed by in bunches, and so did the h
The No. 5 Texas Longhorns outlasted the Boston College Eagles through 25 innings to post a 3-2 win in NCAA Regional action In a game that lasted an NCAA all-division-record 25 innings and went 7 hours and 3 minutes, the No. 5 Texas Longhorns toppled the Boston College Eagles 3-2 at the NCAA Austin Regional at UFCU Disch-Falk Field on Saturday evening. The evening was highlighted by the relief performance of Austin Wood. The Longhorns left-hander entered the game with one out and a runner on second base in the seventh inning and proceeded to pitch 12.1 innings before yielding a hit. For the game, Wood pitched 13.0 scoreless innings, scattering two hits and four walks while striking out a career-high 14. He logged 169 pitches on the evening. Texas (43-13-1) scored the game-winning run to break an 18-inning scoreless string in the game for both teams. Connor Rowe drew a leadoff walk, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by David Hernandez and advanced to third on a wild pitch. Travis Tucke
