Tuesday, June 20 Stunning rally helps LSU walk off with title
	Ryan Theriot and the Tigers celebrate LSU's fifth CWS title. Going into Saturday's College World Series championship game, Louisiana State had won 12 games in a row. The Tigers were not going to let a little thing like a three-run deficit in the eighth inning spoil their fun. LSU scored three in the eighth and once more in the bottom of the ninth on Brad Cresse's game-winning RBI to notch a stunning 6-5 victory over Stanford. The Tigers, the 17th team to run the table in the College World Series without losing a game, overcame a grand slam by Stanford's Craig Thompson. LSU reliever Hodges named most outstanding player Longtime CWS announcer Payne to retire College World Series results | Bracket MORE COVERAGE College World Series team capsules From Clemson to Texas, click here to find out the skinny on your favorite CWS participant. NCAA hands Clemson player one-game suspension Clemson outfielder Casey Stone was suspended Thursday for one NCAA postseason game after his role in a pushing match that erupted following Louisiana-Lafayette's 5-4 win over the Tigers. Chat wrap: Florida State's Mike Martin The Seminoles' coach talked about his 12th CWS appearance when he chatted with ESPN.com on June 9. Baseball America's CWS preview The 2000 College World Series bears little resemblance to the first College World Series Texas coach Augie Garrido went to. La. Tech's Soto wins first CWS home run derby Louisiana Tech's T.J. Soto hit eight home runs in the final round Thursday night to win the inaugural home run derby at the College World Series. Division I weekly baseball poll In the latest Top 30 poll, Stanford jumped two spots to No. 1, while last week's top-ranked team, Georgia Tech, plummeted to 10th. Injuries revive metal bat debate Two line drives off metal bats break two pitchers' jaws on the same field 48 hours apart. Coincidence? Maybe, maybe not.