All week, the big question facing the USC baseball team was how it would align its pitching rotation for a showdown against Texas A&M.
Rather than go with ace Mason Edwards in the opener of the College Station Regional of the NCAA Tournament, the Trojans turned to Grant Govel while preserving Edwards in anticipation of facing the Aggies the next day.
But after USC was upset in that opener, so was its pitching plan.
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