Perfect Mississippi State heads to semis at SEC Tournament
After a 17-inning marathon and a game decided in the ninth, Mississippi State took care of business a little earlier on Thursday.
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After a 17-inning marathon and a game decided in the ninth, Mississippi State took care of business a little earlier on Thursday.
Wes Rea stepped to the plate in the ninth inning with the score tied. After the nearly five-hour and 17-inning marathon that began on Tuesday night and ended early Wednesday morning, the Mississippi State first baseman did not want an encore.
Mitch Slauter swung at the four-hundred-and-sixty-seventh pitch of the night. Trevor Fitts threw the first on 7:45 p.m. on Tuesday. Slauter's cut occurred at 12:24 Wednesday morning.
More than a month had passed since Mitch Slauter recorded a hit. Mississippi State's senior catcher picked the perfect time to end that streak.
Mississippi State scored early and then late to beat South Carolina for the third time in a week. The Bulldogs scored two in the ninth to beat the Gamecocks 5-3 on Wednesday.
John Cohen had heard about a supposed five-tool talent out of Crystal Springs, but couldn't believe all the hype.
Hunter Renfroe walked to the plate during batting practice at Dudy Noble Field on Monday with a wager. If he hit the next pitch out of the park, the team wouldn't have to run.
Mississippi State junior outfielder Hunter Renfroe is the winner of this year’s C Spire Ferriss Trophy, awarded to Mississippi’s top college baseball player.
Before Ross Mitchell returned to the clubhouse a few young fans asked for his autograph on a couple of scuffed up baseballs. His performance Saturday warranted the request. His outfit didn't.
If there was just one person you had to talk to about baseball in Mississippi it'd have to be Boo Ferriss.
Mississippi State ran out of late-inning magic. And it ran out quickly.
After its heartbreaking Game 2 loss, Mississippi State salvaged a series win with a 7-2 victory over South Carolina on Saturday.
After its heartbreaking Game 2 loss, Mississippi State salvaged a series win with a 7-2 victory over South Carolina on Saturday.
In its last 10 Southeastern Conference games, Mississippi State held the lead following the sixth inning just once.
Kyle Hann sat in a crowded box that served as his hotel room. It came with a small television that functioned about as well as the room itself. Hann attempted to rewire it, then tapped the sides before finally giving up.
South Carolina tried to put to rest any hopes of Mississippi State finishing fourth in the Southeastern Conference.
Nearly every one of his teammates trotted onto the field. Eventually the Mississippi State closer emerged from the dugout. A creature of habit, Jonathan Holder had his routine interrupted Tuesday night.
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