UNC baseball takes on Oklahoma tonight in the final game of the College World Series, with the NCAA title on the line. Aaron Keck is joined on the phone by 97.9 The Hill’s Michael Koh, who’s on location in Omaha covering the Diamond Heels as they seek their first-ever CWS championship.

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