Thursday marks the 75-year anniversary of Ehrler's no-hitter, which was a first for the College World Series. On June 19, 1950, Ehrler shutdown the Tufts offense in a 7-0 win. That victory kept hope alive for UT, which had dropped its opener at the first-ever College World Series held in Omaha.

Gage Wood wasn't able to complete the perfect game as he did end up hitting two batters. However, he still threw seven perfect innings, which is the most by a pitcher in the College World Series since 1999.

Arkansas’ Gage Wood pitched the third no-hitter in College World Series history and first in 65 years, striking out a record 19 and never letting Murray State come close to getting a hit in the Razorbacks’ 3-0 victory.