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STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — Brett Borgogno hit a two-run double in the second inning and Cal State Fullerton went on to beat Baylor 6-2 to open the NCAA Stanford Regional on Friday.
The third-seeded Titan (33-23) will go on to face the winner of Friday's late game between top-seed Stanford and No. 4 Wright State.
Fullerton, which has won four national titles, is making its 27th straight appearance in the postseason.
Colton Eastman (10-3) went seven innings, allowing two runs on four hits with eight strikeouts for the win. Blake Workman allowed just one hit through the final two innings for his fifth save.
Cody Bradford (7-6) allowed both runs on eight hits over six innings for second-seeded Baylor (36-20), which was coming off its first Big 12 title in school history.
T.J. Raguse dropped a two-out fly ball to left that allowed two runs to score in Fullerton's three-run ninth to seal it.
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