Top-seeded Virginia used rout CAL by CWS to distribute

8:01 AM Posted by Mario Galarza

Tyler Wilson is lights out on the mound as he takes a shutout into the eighth to help the Cavaliers contain the Golden Bears. (AP)OMAHA, Neb. - Virginia Tyler Wilson not had problems with the pressure of pitching in a big game.


The undefeated senior allowed five hits and had a shutout in the eighth inning in the No. 1-seeded Cavaliers' 8: 1 victory over California in a College World Series elimination game Thursday night.


"Year", when we a great trip took perhaps after a difficult loss, he has responded each time for his team, Virginia said coach Brian O'Connor. "He was to give the ball the right man for this evening." "He went out there and charged the mound and gave us everything he had."


 Tyler Wilson is Lights-Out on the mound, because he needs a shutout in the eighth to help the Cavaliers hold the Golden Bears. (AP) Virginia (56-11) is compared to national holders of South Carolina in the final bracket-2. For the Cavs, who lost 7-1, the gamecocks would on Tuesday, on Friday and again Saturday until next week best-of-three championship reach to beat.


The loss ended an unlikely postseason run for California (38-23), which began the year with its programme in 2012 for budgetary reasons should be deleted. The players found out in April a 9-million dollar-fundraising efforts had saved the program.


"It was a year that really taught them, like me, a whole lot of human spirit," said Cal coach David Esquer.


Wilson (10-0) held the bears to two hits over five innings and 11 in a row from the second to sixth retired. He matched his career high of innings, 7 2/3, to carry out five and walking none.


"It's the College World Series." "How can you not the pitch with adrenaline every time if you out step on this Hill?" Wilson said. "The atmosphere is incomparable to everything you will ever play at this level." "I was thrilled just to our team out there, one way, some dynamism, to build in the rest of the tournament."


Cal Starter Dixon Anderson (4-4) took the loss does not get past the third inning for the third time in five starts.


Virginia broke the game with a four-run sixth that began, raised as Kenny swab in Center field and kept running, came to until he home open, the ball got past center fielder Darrel Matthews.


The bounce on swab of disk playful Matthews and the ball rolled to the wall, to bring the overflow lot of 25,833 on its feet. It was Matthews first errors in 50 playing this season.


"I saw kind try it, make a short hop catch, and it went through, so I only recently so hard since as I could," said swabs.


Keith Werman and John Barr followed with RBI singles and Chris Taylor with a run-scoring double.


Anderson, a ninth round pick the Washington nationals, had a rough night in his first outing since June 5.


He hit Taylor with the first pitch of the game. His wild pitch in the third let Jared King the first run of the guests. Anderson's throw first multi colored pulled on the Werman Devon Rodriguez from the bag and Werman sacrifice victims reached a fly.


Cal had by a 7-1 sixth inning hit deficit, Baylor in regional finals collected. There would be no comeback against Wilson, the Baltimore Orioles: 10-round draft pick.


Wilson left in the eighth after CAL put two runners on base. Cody Winiarski relieved, and Tony Renda ended the shutout with a single RBI. That's it for the bears.


""One of the first things I thought was"is it really over?" I could not really believe "Pac-10 player of the year, Tony Renda said." "The second thought was," Let's it win next year. ""


Wilson, who also on Virginia's 2009 CWS team pitched, won his third decision in his fifth appearance in Omaha.


"It's great to play behind him", said Werman, the Cavs baseball player. "To know, he strikes, is thrown when the guys the ball in set play will do everything you can for him." "He does it only every day, and you could not questions for something better."


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