Cord Rager stymies Alabama and Sooners' offense keeps rolling in 9-0 College World Series victory
- On Saturday, June 13, 2026, Oklahoma defeated Alabama 9-0 in the College World Series at Charles Schwab Field Omaha, marking the Sooners' first shutout at the tournament since 1951.
- Freshman left-hander Cord Rager, a 6-foot-6 pitcher from Maypearl, Texas, struck out eight batters while walking none across seven scoreless innings, anchoring Oklahoma's postseason resurgence.
- Catcher Deiten Lachance hit a two-run home run in the sixth inning despite playing on a sprained left ankle, with the Sooners scoring nine runs total on consistent offensive execution.
- Oklahoma advances to Monday's second round to face the winner of Saturday's Georgia-Texas matchup, while the Crimson Tide enters the elimination bracket to face the loser at 1 p.m. ET on Monday.
- The victory marks Oklahoma's 12th all-time appearance at the College World Series, continuing a postseason tear in which the Sooners have scored at least eight runs in six consecutive games.
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Oklahoma spoils Alabama’s first CWS appearance since 1999
Deiten Lachance connected on a two-run homer in the sixth inning after rolling his ankle on the basepaths in the first, helping Oklahoma cruise to a 9-0 win against Alabama in a first-round game at the College World Series on Saturday afternoon in Omaha, Neb. Lachance also singled and scored three times, Jaxon Willits delivered
Oklahoma spoils Alabama's first CWS appearance since 1999
Deiten Lachance connected on a two-run homer in the sixth inning after rolling his ankle on the basepaths in the first, helping Oklahoma cruise to a 9-0 win against Alabama in a first-round game at the College World Series on…
Cord Rager stymies Alabama and Sooners’ offense keeps rolling in 9-0 College World Series victory
Oklahoma continued its postseason tear with a 9-0 victory over Alabama in the College World Series on Saturday.
Cord Rager stymies Alabama and Sooners' offense keeps rolling in 9-0 College World Series victory
Freshman left-hander Cord Rager allowed three hits over seven innings, an injured Deiten Lachance hobbled around the bases after hitting a two-run homer, and Oklahoma continued its postseason tear with a 9-0 victory over Alabama in the College World Series.
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