The Razorbacks won, 3-0, as Gage became the first player to toss a no-hitter on this stage since Oklahoma State's Jim Wixson in 1960. Only a hit batter in the eighth inning separated Wood from a perfect game. Still, the timing could't have been any better as Wood closes out his Arkansas career and prepares for the MLB Draft on July 13.

Wood's 119th and final pitch was clocked at 97 mph, and Wood ran his fingers through the cursive letters over his chest, emphatically saying, "Arkansas" as the Razorbacks beat Mur

Arkansas junior Gage Wood threw the College World Series’s first no-hitter in 65 years Monday in a 3-0 elimination-game victory over Murray State. Wood struck out 19 batters in 119 pitches as the Razorbacks advanced to face either LSU or UCLA on Wednesday at Charles Schwab Field.