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Kentucky beat Wake Forest 6-5 in the Morgantown regional opener, overturning a tied game late.
Wake Forest opened scoring with an early lead before Kentucky rallied for five runs across the middle innings.
Conte hit a two-run homer in the fourth to pull the Deacons within two.
Dalton Wentz added an RBI in the eighth to narrow the gap.
Will Ray, the ninth-inning closer, gave up the decisive scoring play for Kentucky.
Wake Forest finished with more hits than Kentucky but still fell short.
Rhys Bowie struggled in relief, allowing two batters and the tying runs in the sixth.
Chris Levonas pitched five innings for Wake Forest in the loss.
Wake Forest now faces an elimination game Saturday, depending on the other regional results.
The regional opener featured a back-and-forth scoring sequence with home runs and timely hits.

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Wake Forest led early but saw its bullpen derail the lead as Kentucky surged late to win.
A critical wild pitch and a late error by Wake Forest sealed the loss in the ninth inning.
Wake Forest must win four straight to stay alive in the regional after the loss.
Path options include facing West Virginia or Binghamton depending on results from other games.
Wake Forest's bullpen has been potent all season but failed in a critical moment.
Wake Forest's next game is scheduled for noon the following day against the loser of another regional matchup.
Kentucky capitalized on Wake Forest's late misplays to take control in the late innings.
Wake Forest's Justin Kontul outlined potential scenarios for the Deacs' pursuit of a tournament run.
Wake Forest’s article highlights the need for momentum and weapons remaining in the bullpen for the coming games.
Justin Kontul, a Wake Forest student, provides a contextual recap and prospects after the loss.

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Wake Forest's baseball program is judged on a single decisive factor driving NCAA tournament success.
Analysts say the identified factor has grown clearer each year for the program.
Coverage links Wake Forest's postseason approach to performance signals and strategic planning.
The article anchors context in Wake Forest Athletics and Deacons Illustrated reporting.
The piece frames the discussion around the NCAA tournament’s impact on Wake Forest.

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Wake Forest defeated Binghamton 12-3 to stay alive in the Morgantown Regional elimination game.
The Deacs collected 15 hits, with seven players recording at least one hit in the win.
Cam Bagwell started for Wake Forest and pitched five innings, allowing three runs (two earned).
Wake Forest bullpen limited further scoring after Bagwell departed.
The win keeps Wake Forest alive to face the loser of West Virginia and Kentucky in an upcoming elimination game.
If Wake Forest wins, they advance to the Regional Final, depending on the outcomes of other games.
J.D. Stein contributed for Wake Forest, going 2-for-5 with two runs and an RBI.
Johnston pitched into the 8th inning, allowing only one hit and no runs after relieving Bagwell.
Blake Morningstar finished the game with two strikeouts in the final outs for Wake Forest.
Wake Forest improves to 39-20 overall, with 16-14 in ACC play.
The article was published about an hour ago, reflecting the latest regional results.

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Wake Forest defeats Binghamton 12-3 to stay alive in the Morgantown Regional.
The win keeps Wake Forest in contention for the Regional Final with a Sunday game scheduled.
Saturday’s regional results reflected a chaotic NCAA tournament day with several top seeds falling.
Wake Forest showed strong offensive production with 15 hits and eight for extra bases.
The regional schedule included a scheduled Sunday rematch for a shot at the Regional Final.
The article notes Wake Forest’s JD Stein contributed with hits and runs in the game.
The regionals featured multiple notable results across different host sites, including Morgantown.
Barry Lewis is cited as the Wake Forest managing editor and provides context on coverage.
The article situates Wake Forest’s outcome within the broader NCAA tournament day.
Wake Forest’s regional schedule included an elimination game following Saturday’s results.

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