Alex Thomas | NCAA.com | June 22, 2018 Watch Texas Tech, Florida trade must-see web gems in left field Florida takes down Texas Tech, 9-6 Share Florida and Texas Tech put everything on the line in the College World Series as they fought to keep their seasons alive. The Gators and Red Raiders first met in Game 1 of the CWS on Sunday with Texas Tech claiming the 6-3 victory. Just four days later, the two squared off again in a Thursday night elimination game, where both teams traded stunning catches in left field. RELATED: How to watch the CWS | Scoreboard | Interactive bracket First, in a scoreless game in the top of the third, Florida's Deacon Liput smacked a deep drive to left field where Little robbed Liput of an extra base hit on a leaping grab before smashing into the fence, keeping the game tied. Grant Little... GET'S BIGGGG! WW. #SCtop10 pic.twitter.com/iGJb90h1jH — NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) June 22, 2018 After the stellar play from Little, Florida's Austin Langworthy wanted in on the action. Texas Tech had runners on first and second trailing by one in the bottom of the fourth inning when a shallow fly ball was hit into left field. Langworthy turned on the jets to make an incredible diving catch, before throwing back to second base to complete an inning-ending double play. WEB 'S ALL OVER THE OUTFIELD! Langworthy snags an incredible double play for @GatorsBB!#CWS pic.twitter.com/89wvM9pI6t — NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) June 22, 2018 Florida's bats later came to life, scoring four combined runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Texas Tech then scored six in the seventh and eighth innings to push the Gators, but Florida held on for a 9-6 victory to eliminate the Red Raiders. Florida will now face SEC foe Arkansas at 8 p.m. ET Friday. 7 college football records *we think* will never be broken These records are so impressive (or the opposite) that we think they'll last forever. READ MORE Why 7 schools can win the 2022 DI women’s outdoor track and field championship Here's a look at the top teams in the country and why each could lift the trophy come season's end. READ MORE No. 9 Texas Tech baseball sweeps No. 3 Oklahoma State to keep Big 12 title hopes alive No. 9 Texas Tech defeated No. 3 Oklahoma State, 6-4, on Sunday afternoon to secure a series sweep. Texas Tech now controls its own destiny to win the Big 12 outright. READ MORE