In a thrilling display of college baseball, USC's Andrew Johnson showcased his pitching prowess, leading the Trojans to a commanding 14-3 victory over Texas A&M at Blue Bell Park. Johnson's performance was pivotal, as he pitched 7.3 innings, allowing just three runs on nine hits while striking out four batters. This win secures USC a spot in the winner-take-all regional final against the Aggies on Monday. The Trojans' offense was explosive, scoring 48 runs in their last three games after falling into the losers' bracket. They quickly overcame an early 1-0 deficit, scoring four runs in the first inning, highlighted by Kevin Takeuchi's two-run single and Andrew Lamb's two-run double. Lamb continued to shine, hitting a three-run home run in the third and adding a two-run double in the ninth. USC's victory sets the stage for an exciting rematch with Texas A&M in the regional final, promising a high-stakes showdown.