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Two-Minute Drill for June 5: FSU, Miami in CWS Super Regionals; NFL minicamps next week
Florida State and Miami are two of College Baseball's Super Regionals Sweet 16 teams as the College World Series tournament trudges on.
Nine ranked teams have advanced, while seven unranked teams are crashing the party.
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No. 9 Florida State won the Tallahassee Regional this past weekend, while unranked Miami defeated Southern Miss 5-4 in dramatic fashion late Monday night to advance.
The Super Regionals begin Friday.
Miami will play unranked Louisville at 3 p.m. on ESPN2, while Florida State will face No. 8 Oregon State at 6 p.m., also on ESPN2.
On Saturday, Miami and Louisville will play at 11 a.m. on ESPN, while Florida State and Oregon State play at 9 p.m. on ESPN2.
Games 3s will be held Sunday at yet-to-be-determined times, if necessary.
The Seminoles and Hurricanes are in the same portion of the bracket, so if both win their respective series, they would play each other in the next round.
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For coverage of the Seminoles, be sure to check out the Tallahassee Democrat at
For the Miami Hurricanes, check out
And for overarching coverage of the entire tournament, check out our flagship site,
Jaguars, Buccaneers, Dolphins Mandatory Minicamps
The Dolphins, Jaguars and Buccaneers finish up their 10 OTA sessions this week, with mandatory minicamps scheduled for next week prior to the league's summer break.
The minicamps for all three Florida teams will occur between June 10-12.
For Dolphins coverage, go to
For Jaguars coverage, it's the Florida Times-Union at
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And for the Buccaneers, it's USA Today's
After roughly six weeks off, teams will report in late July to begin the slog toward the preseason and regular season.
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