Stony Brook makes unlikely run to College World Series; UCLA next After 22 seasons with a Stony Brook program that played in NCAA Division III when he arrived in 1991, Coach Matt Senk is taking his team to the College World Series. The Seawolves secured the trip Sunday, when they beat Louisiana State, 7-2, in the Baton Rouge (La.) super regional. Stony Brook became only the second team to open the tournament with a No. 4 seeding in the regional round and reach the College World Series. The first was Fresno State during its stunning 2008 run to a national title. The Seawolves will face UCLA in the teams' opener on Friday or Saturday. Playing before crowds of 10,000-plus draped in LSU purple-and-gold, Stony Brook outhit LSU, 35-15, in the series. In Sunday's victory, Frankie Vanderka threw a three-hitter, and Travis Jankowski had four hits. In other super regionals: Oregon 3, Kent State 2: Freshman right-hander Jake Reed gave up two runs and five hits to steady the Ducks (46-18) in a come-from-behind victory that snapped Golden Flashes' 21-game winning streak and pushed the series to a deciding third game Monday at Eugene, Ore. Reed (8-4) struck out six over 62/3 innings. George Roberts homered and had a run-scoring double for Kent State (45-18), which is vying for its first ever appearance in the College World Series. Florida State 18, Stanford 7: Sherman Johnson homered and drove in five runs at Tallahassee, Fla., to lead the Seminoles (48-15) to their 21st trip to the College World Series. Johnson's three-run home run capped a four-run second inning that gave Florida State a 6-0 lead. The Cardinal (41-18) was outscored 35-8 in the two games. Florida 9, North Carolina State 8: Daniel Pigott homered to open the 10th inning as the Gators (47-18) beat the Wolfpack (43-20) and advanced to the College World Series for the third consecutive season at Gainesville, Fla. Pigott's eighth homer of the season came in a wild game that included 26 hits, 12 pitchers and a lengthy weather delay. Arkansas 5, Baylor 4: The Razorbacks (43-20) scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning on hit batters with the bases loaded to force a decisive third game at Waco, Texas. The Bears (49-16) will play host to the game Monday. Oklahoma-South Carolina, ppd.: Heavy rain swamping Carolina Stadium postponed the second game of the series between the Sooners and the Gamecocks at Columbia, S.C. The game, which was tied 0-0 in the sixth inning, is scheduled to resume Monday at 4:05 p.m. If a third game is necessary, it would start at 7:05 p.m.