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Gators, Seminoles College World Series come to an end; NBA Draft looms

Gators, Seminoles College World Series come to an end; NBA Draft looms

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Florid and Florida State were eliminated from the College World Series on Wednesday, both just one step away from reaching the finals.

The Gators accomplished more than expected, while the Seminoles made a major turnaround in just their second season under coach Link Jarrett.

Here are some reports from the end of the season.

Florida Gators Baseball

Analysis: The Florida baseball team’s College World Series run was almost a run for the ages

Next Steps: The brilliant career of Florida baseball two-way star Jac Caglianone ended shortly before the finish in the CWS

Check out: Florida’s baseball bats fall silent after season-ending loss to Texas A&M in the College World Series

Florida State Baseball

So close: 3 lessons learned from FSU baseball’s loss to Tennessee in the College World Series

Hard End: No. 8. FSU Baseball is eliminated from the College World Series after losing to No. 1 Tennessee

2024 NBA Draft

The NBA Draft will take place on Wednesday and Thursday, June 26-27.

To learn more about the international talent that could make it to the top and to hear where Zach Edey and Bronny James could go, listen to The *State* of Florida Sports Podcast.

USA Today NBA reporter Jeff Zillgitt joins host Tim Walters to analyze the draft and talk about who will be the favorite next year.

Listen in the player below.

Farewell to Ed Killer

Longtime outdoors reporter Ed Killer is leaving TCPalm.com and Treasure Coast Newspapers after three decades to embark on a new journey.

He’ll be posting a retirement story this weekend, but for now, here are his last two fishing reports.

And listen to the podcast below to hear what Ed Killer is up to.

Treasure Coast Fishing Report: This is it folks: Ed Killer’s final fishing report for TCPalm

Fishing on the Space Coast: Grouper harvest is imminent, anglers prepare for one-day season

Red in the face: Red snapper anglers in Florida and the Southeast have a single day to fish and keep the red snapper