Ole Miss and Southern Miss both lost NCAA Regional games on Sunday. They must play winner-take-all games on Monday.
The winners of today's games will advance to the super regionals.
Sunday night in Oxford, Ole Miss blew a 9-3 lead in the seventh inning and lost to Western Kentucky, 10-9. The Rebels and Hilltoppers will play for the championship tonight at 7 (97.3 FM).
In Atlanta, Southern Miss was battered by Georgia Tech, 10-3. The Golden Eagles with face the Yellow Jackets tonight at 6.
You can follow the games online at d1baseball.com.
Previous Comments
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- 148312
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I was quite surprised when I saw that the Eagles beat Georgia Tech on Saturday. Hopefully, they can make another upset bid on tonight. As for Ole Miss, remember, Western Kentucky beat them in the regionals about five years or so ago. They came real close of beating the Rebels the other night. Could it be deja vu all over again?
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- golden eagle
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- 2009-06-01T10:56:32-06:00
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- 148319
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BTW, there were two big stories that emerged out of the regionals this weekend that didn't involve Mississippi. On Saturday night, Texas defeated Boston College 3-2 in a game that went 25 innings! That's the longest game in college baseball history. On Sunday, Florida State defeated Ohio State 37-6! That is the most runs ever scored in regionals history.
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- golden eagle
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- 2009-06-01T12:20:01-06:00
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- 148324
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Doctor S wonders if Ole Miss and Southern Miss have any pitching left. But Western Kentucky and Georgia Tech may have similar problems. The most interesting story out of Oxford is WKU's Chad Cregar. He's an Oxford native who apparently wasn't recruited by Ole Miss. Cregar played at Northwest Mississippi CC before signing with the Hilltoppers. He's been putting on a show in Oxford. Cregar had seven hits in two games on Sunday, including monster home runs in each.
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- Doctor S
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- 2009-06-01T14:23:00-06:00
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