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The first post-Big 12 Bedlam baseball series went to the Crimson and Cream.
No. 16 Oklahoma knocked off Oklahoma State on Tuesday night, 11-1, in Stillwater. And what the game may have lacked in pomp and circumstance, it made up for in revenge. The win was only Oklahoma's fourth in the series in the last 14 meetings.
The Sooners saw 19 runners reach base on 11 hits en route to an easy win. A five-run first inning practically put things away immediately. And if the Cowboys had any ideas about a comeback, OU scored another five runs in the ninth to make it all but official.
OU began with four straight singles off the bats of Trey Gambill, Jaxon Willits, Easton Carmichael and Sam Christiansen. The latter two knocks resulted in the first runs of the game. Dayton Tockey's fielder's choice would result in the fourth Sooners run of the inning and Kyle Branch capped the scoring with an RBI single. In the ninth, Willits singled home a run and Jason Walk planted a grand slam over the left-centerfield wall and closed the scoring for night.
The top four hitters in the Oklahoma lineup combined to go 7 for 15 with four walks, four RBI and nine runs.
Oklahoma State picked up two of its four hits in the fourth inning, but otherwise looked at sea. Colin Brueggemann led off the fourth with a solo home run off Reid Hensley and Beau Sylvester followed with a double. But Hensley retired the next two batters with a strikeout and on a flyout and limited the damage.
OU has two nonconference games remaining alongside five Southeastern Conference series. Next up for the Sooners is a trip to another former Big 12 rival, Missouri. The Tigers are winless in SEC play this season.
This article originally appeared on Sooners Wire: Oklahoma baseball beats Oklahoma State in nonconference play
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No. 16 Oklahoma knocked off Oklahoma State on Tuesday night, 11-1, in Stillwater. And what the game may have lacked in pomp and circumstance, it made up for in revenge. The win was only Oklahoma's fourth in the series in the last 14 meetings.
The Sooners saw 19 runners reach base on 11 hits en route to an easy win. A five-run first inning practically put things away immediately. And if the Cowboys had any ideas about a comeback, OU scored another five runs in the ninth to make it all but official.
OU began with four straight singles off the bats of Trey Gambill, Jaxon Willits, Easton Carmichael and Sam Christiansen. The latter two knocks resulted in the first runs of the game. Dayton Tockey's fielder's choice would result in the fourth Sooners run of the inning and Kyle Branch capped the scoring with an RBI single. In the ninth, Willits singled home a run and Jason Walk planted a grand slam over the left-centerfield wall and closed the scoring for night.
The top four hitters in the Oklahoma lineup combined to go 7 for 15 with four walks, four RBI and nine runs.
Oklahoma State picked up two of its four hits in the fourth inning, but otherwise looked at sea. Colin Brueggemann led off the fourth with a solo home run off Reid Hensley and Beau Sylvester followed with a double. But Hensley retired the next two batters with a strikeout and on a flyout and limited the damage.
OU has two nonconference games remaining alongside five Southeastern Conference series. Next up for the Sooners is a trip to another former Big 12 rival, Missouri. The Tigers are winless in SEC play this season.
This article originally appeared on Sooners Wire: Oklahoma baseball beats Oklahoma State in nonconference play
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