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Mizzou baseball's season ends at SEC Tournament in blowout loss to Mississippi State
Mississippi State scored 12 runs and held Missouri to 2 as the Tigers were eliminated from the SEC Tournament.
- On Wednesday, Missouri's SEC Tournament run ended with a 12-2 loss to 8-seed Mississippi State in seven innings in Hoover, Alabama, eliminating the 16th-seeded Tigers from postseason play.
- Head coach Kerrick Jackson concluded his third season leading the program with Missouri finishing 24-31 overall and 6-24 in SEC regular season play, leaving little margin for tournament success.
- Mississippi State left fielder Vytas Valincius dominated the contest, finishing 2-for-4 with two home runs and four RBIs, including a three-run shot in the sixth inning that sealed the rout.
- With the victory, Mississippi State advances to the SEC Tournament quarterfinals to face top-seeded Georgia on Thursday, May 21, in the next round of competition.
- Despite defeating 9-seed Ole Miss in the opening round, Missouri has not won an SEC Tournament game since 2017 and needed a tournament title to qualify for an NCAA Regional.
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Mizzou eliminated from SEC Tournament by Mississippi State
The Missouri Tigers baseball saw its Southeastern Conference Tournament run come to an end Wednesday morning with a 12-2 loss to 16th-ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs baseball in seven innings at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium. Mississippi State broke open a close game with an eight-run sixth inning to trigger the run rule. Kam Durnin continued his strong tournament by going 2-for-3 with a solo home run in the first inning to give Missouri an earl…
Mizzou baseball's season ends at SEC Tournament in blowout loss to Mississippi State
No. 16-seed Mizzou was dominated in Round 2 of the conference tournament by No.8 seed Mississippi State on Wednesday. Brady Kehlenbrink was solid to start, but struggled in his final frame and the bullpen collapsed in the sixth inning.
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