University of Mississippi – Ole Miss Athletics

Oxford, Miss. – Ole Miss got an early lead and never lost it, although the Auburn Tigers followed the rebels the rest of the game. The end result Friday evening: Rebels 15, Tigers 11.


Ole Miss improved to 37-17 in the season and 16-13 in the game of the Southeasters Conference. Auburn has identical records of 37-17 and 16-13.


The two teams complete the series on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Ole Miss was 9-2 victorious in game 1 on Thursday evening.



Judd Utermark Runed the way for Ole Miss in the second game with seven RBI on two home runs and one single.


After starter Riley Maddox He took care of the tigers at the top of the first inner, Utermark gave Ole Miss a 3-0 lead in the lower edge of the first one with a Homerun right afterwards Mitchell Sanford went and Luke Hill sing.


The Tigers scored a run in the second and third before the rebels for a 7-2 lead brought up four in the lower edge of third place. Utermark scored a goal that had come on a walk. Will causehe won, scored as when Ryan Moerman was hit in third place by a pitch with invited bases and furniture. Campbell Smithwick to the goal of the Utermark and also scored the goal Isaac Humphrey Who had drawn.


Ole Miss added two runs in the fourth and another in the fifth to take 10-2 lead. Auburn lowered the lead to 10-4 in the top of the sixth. But it was Utermark that expanded the leading role for Ole Miss in the lower end of the sixth.


Hill achieved a mistake and Furnis to set up things for the uterus. The Junior Second Baseman sent a deep into the left field terrace for a 13: 4 lead by Ole Miss through six innerings.


In the next two in our innovations, however, the Tigers found two runs in each frame to cut the rebels to 13: 8 on the top of the eighth rebel. During this time, Ole Miss sent five pitchers into the hill – Mason Morriswhich was already in and at the end of 3.1 innings, Gunnar DennisPresent Hudson CalhounAnd Walker hook.


It was Hooks who had loaded the last from the top of the seventh with the bases when Ole Miss 13-6 led after the tigers had already platted two.


After Auburn got two more runs in the tip of the eighth and with runners on the second and third, closer Connor Spencer was asked to end things in the inning. And he did it and brought Auburn’s Deric Fabian to look. Ole Miss Led 13-8.


In the bottom of eighth place, Furnis was sent out of the park into the eye of the battery in midfield with a Homer with two runs after Hill had come on a walk. It was 15-8.


Auburn added three runs in the top of the ninth, but it wasn’t enough, as Ole Miss prevailed.


For the rebels, causes and Utermark had three goals. Hill and Smithwick had two goals. Smithwick had three RBI.


Morris (5-1), the second of six rebel jugs involved, won. Auburn starter Samuel Dutton (6-3) received the loss.

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