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PHOTOS: Georgia Tech baseball falters in Atlanta Regional final
Georgia Tech lost 15-8 Sunday, setting up a rubber match with Oklahoma on Monday that will decide who advances.
PHOTOS: UGA defeats Liberty in regional final to advance to super regional
The Georgia Bulldogs baseball team defeated Liberty on Sunday to advance to the NCAA Tournament super regional, which UGA will host.
