Ole Miss Baseball Outlasts Arizona State in 14-Inning NCAA Tournament Opener
Ole Miss edged Arizona State 7-6 in a 14-inning marathon Friday at the Lincoln regional, advancing to face Nebraska in the winners’ bracket Saturday night.
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Ole Miss edged Arizona State 7-6 in a 14-inning marathon Friday at the Lincoln regional, advancing to face Nebraska in the winners’ bracket Saturday night.
Read moreThe NCAA regional game between Southern Miss and Virginia has been rescheduled to earlier Saturday afternoon because of expected rain, organizers announced.
Read moreBelhaven advanced in the NCAA Division III Softball Finals after a 3-2 win over Mount Union, highlighted by Liberty Gillihan’s game-winning home run in the seventh inning.
Read moreOle Miss men’s track and field secured three NCAA Championship berths on the third day of the NCAA East First Round, highlighted by a double from sophomore Jordan Urrutia and a high jump qualification from Arvesta Troupe.
Read moreThe University of Mississippi men’s golf team shot a 303 (+15) in the first round of the NCAA Championships, placing them in a tie for 28th at the Omni La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, California.
Read moreThe Mississippi State men’s track and field team secured 10 spots at the NCAA Outdoor Championships after the East First Round in Lexington, Kentucky.
Read moreThe Bulldogs were eliminated after a 4-0 defeat to Texas on Friday night in Oklahoma City. Texas’s offense relied heavily on home runs to secure the win.
Read moreThe No. 17 Bulldogs topped Lipscomb 10-1 in the opening game of the Starkville Regional, highlighted by strong pitching from Duke Stone and key hits from Jacob Parker.
Read moreThe Trojans scored four runs in the ninth inning, including a game-winning homer by Blake Simpson, to defeat Southern Miss 7-4 in the NCAA Hattiesburg Regional opener.
Read moreA total of 119 student-athletes at The W earned spots on the Spring Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, with a department GPA of 3.16 for the semester.
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