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Road to Omaha: How the College World Series became a town's pride and joy


Anyone who comes to Omaha for the 75th edition of the MCWS in its great and rightful home, seeking to dip themselves into the waters of what makes it one of America's greatest sports marriages, need only visit a place that combines all of the above: a well-worn red, white and blue baseball card shop on the south side of 13th Street. (ESPN.com)

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Road to Omaha: How the College World Series became a town's pride and joy


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