In the end, the bats never woke up. A year after Mississippi State finished last in the Southeastern Conference in both batting average and on-base percentage, the Bulldogs boasted one of the SEC’s top offenses for much of 2024. But starting with a mid-April loss to South Alabama, MSU entered Saturday averaging a mere 1.5 runs per game over its last 10 contests. The Bulldogs scored just one run, total, in a 2-1 loss to No. 8 Stanford and a 7-0 d…
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