ASU baseball drops first game of Fort Worth regional to Gonzaga
In the opening round of the Fort Worth regional, No. 22 ASU baseball fell 5-1 to Gonzaga on Friday.
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In the opening round of the Fort Worth regional, No. 22 ASU baseball fell 5-1 to Gonzaga on Friday.
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On to the round of 32.
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