Mike Morrison gives great interview after last outing for Coastal Carolina

Mike Morrison put together one heck of an outing for Coastal Carolina in his final appearance ever for the Chants, and he was very sentimental about the experience.

Morrison, a closer, was asked to make the start for Coastal Carolina in Game 2 of their WCWS final game against Arizona on Tuesday. He more than delivered.

Morrison pitched 6.2 innings on a career-high 103 pitches and struck out 10 as he limited the Wildcats to two runs. He picked up the win in the Chanticleers’ 5-4 win to send the series to a deciding third game.

Here was the reaction after he was relieved in the seventh:

What a game and WHAT AN EXIT!

Senior Mike Morrison hands the ball off and gets a HUGE hug from his teammate! #CWS pic.twitter.com/071XlKC9AY

— NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) June 29, 2016

Mike Morrison just threw his final pitches as a Chanticleer. Teammates honor him as he walks off the field. pic.twitter.com/Srry6uZ6vv

— Michael Lananna (@mlananna) June 29, 2016

And you can see the love he got from teammates after the game:

The historic season continues… https://t.co/AbupKn7GTR

— NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) June 29, 2016

Then there was this great interview with ESPN’s Kaylee Hartung in which he shouted out his family, apologized for being a softy, and much more:

Love this Mike Morrison interview after Coastal Carolina beats Arizona pic.twitter.com/2MXkhEzmRd

— Larry Brown (@LBSports) June 29, 2016