The Associated Press | May 31, 2014 Xavier hands Clemson earliest exit since '81 Share NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Daniel Rizzie doubled and drove in a pair of runs to lead Xavier to its second NCAA baseball tournament victory in program history, 6-4 against Clemson on Saturday in an elimination game. The Musketeers (30-28) took control after a nearly two-hour weather delay, scoring three runs in the bottom of the seventh, highlighted by Rizzie's RBI single that slipped under left fielder Garrett Boulware's glove and rolled to the fence. Mitch Elliott added another run on the error to make it 6-2. The Tigers (36-25) got a two-run homer to deep right by Steve Wilkerson in the eighth. Clemson's run of 26 tournament appearances with a win ended. The Tigers hadn't gone two-and-out in the tournament since 1981. Xavier will play the loser of Vanderbilt and Oregon. The Musketeers fell to the host Commodores 11-0 on Friday. March Madness: Getting to know the No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament Check out the detailed history of how the No. 1 seed has fared in the NCAA Tournament. READ MORE March Madness: Getting to know the No. 6 seed in the NCAA Tournament Check out the detailed history of how No. 6 seeds have fared in the NCAA Tournament. READ MORE College basketball rankings: The Big 12 is a big winner with Baylor and Kansas right behind Gonzaga in the AP Top 25 poll Gonzaga is still No. 1 in the latest college basketball rankings, just head of No. 2 Baylor and No. 3 Kansas in the AP Top 25 poll for Dec. 21. READ MORE