US EditionMizzou Baseball Run-Ruled Again in Series, Regular-Season Finale vs. Mississippi State
- Missouri baseball lost to Mississippi State 25-7 in the series opener on Thursday at Taylor Stadium.
- Mississippi State built an early lead with three runs in the first inning and eight by the middle innings, fueled by eight home runs tied for an SEC record.
- Key contributors included Ace Reese and Reed Stallman, who hit two homers each and combined for seven RBIs, while Pico Kohn struck out seven Tigers over 4+ innings.
- Missouri responded with seven runs across the sixth and seventh innings, including home runs from Jackson Lovich and Mateo Serna, cutting the deficit to 12-7 briefly.
- Mississippi State sealed the dominant win with a 10-run ninth inning, extending their lead to 25-7 and maintaining momentum ahead of Friday's series middle game at 6 p.m.
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Mississippi State run-rules Mizzou to secure series win
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) For the second-straight night, the Mizzou baseball team allowed Mississippi State's bats to stay scorching hot from start-to-finish at Taylor Stadium, as the Bulldogs run-ruled the Tigers 13-3 in seven innings to secure the series win. With the series loss for Mizzou, skipper Kerrick Jackson and company only won one Southeastern Conference series through the 2025 campaign. The team now sits with a 16-38 overall record and a …
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Mississippi State Pulls Away for Series-Opening Victory over Baseball
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Mississippi State homered eight times in a 25-7 series-opening victory over University of Missouri baseball Thursday evening at Taylor Stadium. The Bulldogs built a 12-run lead, then closed the night with 13 unanswered runs over the final two innings to seal the outcome. Hunter Hines homered twice in MSU’s 10-run ninth inning to tie Rafael Palmeiro’s 40-year-old Mississippi State home run record with the 66th and 67th round-tripp…
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