US EditionNo. 6 Mississippi State sweeps No. 18 Ole Miss in Oxford
Mississippi State improved to 24-4 overall and 7-2 in SEC play with power hitting and strong pitching, sweeping No. 18 Ole Miss in a key conference series.
- Mississippi State swept rival Ole Miss in a three-game series at Swayze Field this weekend, securing victories of 5-4, 6-1, and 7-1 to improve to 7-2 in SEC play.
- Head coach O'Connor became the third consecutive first-year leader to sweep the Rebels, extending the Bulldogs' winning streak to eight games and demonstrating consistent execution.
- Sophomore transfer Tomas Valincius maintained a 0.91 ERA while striking out nine Ole Miss batters, while freshman outfielder Jacob Parker hit a two-run home run Saturday and a solo homer Sunday.
- Despite loading the bases four times in the final game, the Rebels stranded 14 runners and failed to score, compounding offensive struggles that left 25 runners stranded across the last two contests.
- The Bulldogs host Grambling State on Tuesday at 6 p.m., followed by a three-game series against Georgia beginning April 2, while Ole Miss plays Little Rock on Tuesday morning.
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No. 6 Mississippi State sweeps No. 18 Ole Miss in Oxford
No. 6 Mississippi State sweeps No. 18 Ole Miss in Oxford OXFORD, Miss. (WLBT) – No. 6 Mississippi State made a loud SEC statement in Oxford, taking all three games against No. 18 Ole Miss at Swayze Field behind late-game poise on Friday and a power surge the rest of the weekend. The Diamond Dawgs opened the series with a 5-4 comeback win in a back-and-forth thriller, then clinched the series Saturday, 6-1, before finishing the sweep Sunday, 7-1.…
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Every action in a game and every result of a game has consequences. Sometimes those consequences are good. Last weekend, Ole Miss climbed into the top 25 of every major college baseball poll and looked like a team settling into a groove. Sometimes, though, the consequences swing the other way. Getting swept at home by […] The post Ole Miss Baseball Pays Price in Polls After Being Swept by Mississippi State appeared first on HottyToddy.com - Ole …
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