College World Series Set to Begin Friday

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College World Series (compiled by CSTV.com)

Cal State Fullerton will meet defending NCAA National Champion Oregon State in its 2007 College World Series opener on Saturday evening (June 16) at 4 p.m. PDT as the tournament pairings and game times have been announced by the NCAA.

The Titans and Beavers, who defeated Michigan by an 8-2 count on Monday to complete a sweep of their super regional series in Corvallis, Ore., will meet for the third time in the history of the two programs with Fullerton holding the 2-0 advantage in the series.

However, this will be the first meeting between the two schools in the postseason and the first time overall since the 1984 season.

Fullerton (38-23) will be the home team against Oregon State with the winner advancing to Monday's evening session against either UC Irvine or Arizona State, which open play against one another on Saturday at 11 a.m. PDT.

On the other side of the bracket, Louisville and No. 2-seeded Rice will open the College World Series on Friday morning (June 15) at 11 a.m. PDT, followed by Mississippi State and No. 3 North Carolina at 4 p.m. PDT.

The ESPN family of networks will broadcast the entire College World Series. Please check you local listings for channel information in your area. The Titans will also have their games broadcasted live over the Internet with Justin Alderson handling play-by-play duties.

Lambda Phi Epsilon Disbanded for 2005 Pledge's Death

UCI Dissolves Fraternity Involved in Hazing Case

Lambda Phi Epsilon's chapter at the University of California in Irvine has been officially disbanded by the college, two years after they were briefly suspended for the death of a pledge.

Kenny Luong was a student at Cal Poly-Pomona when he died during a pledge football game in 2005. Now Luong's family has filed a wrongful death suit.

Although a Cal Poly student, Luong was pledging Lambda Phi Epsilon at University of California Irvine, with the hope that after becoming a brother, he would be able to start a chapter at Cal Poly. Lambda Phi Epsilon is a historically Asian fraternity.

Luong, then 19, sustained a head injury during the game, which was 9 pledges against 40 brothers. Although the chapter was temporarily suspended a during an investigation, no charges were filed.

Parents File Suit Against Frat After Son Died In Brother/Pledge Football Game

Wrongful Death Suit Filed Against Fraternity

Kenny Luong was a student at Cal Poly-Pomona when he died during a pledge football game in 2005. Now Luong's family has filed a wrongful death suit.

Although a Cal Poly student, Luong was pledging Lambda Phi Epsilon at University of California Irvine, with the hope that after becoming a brother, he would be able to start a chapter at Cal Poly. Lambda Phi Epsilon is a historically Asian fraternity.

Luong, then 19, sustained a head injury during the game, which was 9 pledges against 40 brothers.

Although the chapter was temporarily suspended a during an investigation, no charges were filed.