Lincoln --Two-time All-American Shane Komine capped a perfect home career by slinging a four-hit complete-game shutout to propel the Nebraska baseball team to a 2-0 victory over the Richmond Spiders in the NCAA Super Regional at Hawks Field in Lincoln on Friday to move the Huskers within one win of the College World Series.

A school-record crowd of 8,474 watched Komine baffle the Spiders for nine innings for his second consecutive complete game to finish off a perfect 20-0 home career as a Husker hurler. Komine notched six strikeouts to become just the sixth pitcher in NCAA history to record 40 wins and 500 strikeouts in his career.

The Huskers improved to 46-18 overall and 1-0 in the best of three Super Regional series, while the Spiders fell to 52-12 overall.

Richmond right-hander Tim Stauffer suffered the loss to fall to 15-3 on the year, despite holding the Huskers to six hits in a complete game of his own. Stauffer posted six strikeouts to match Komine nearly pitch for pitch, but two hit batsmen and four Spider errors proved costly.

Nebraska jumped to a 1-0 lead at the end of the first inning, after Stauffer hit freshman Daniel Bruce with an 0-1 pitch to give the Huskers their first baserunner. It was the 25^th time that Bruce had been hit this season, breaking the previous school record of 24 by Corey Miller in 1996. Bruce advanced to third on a Jed Morris single that hit the second-base bag and trickled into center field. Bruce scored on Matt Hopper