@MUTigerBaseball: Emens strikes out the side in the ninth Tigers win!! 5-3 final. Will have day off tomorrow.
Kelly Fick: another good win for @MUTigerBaseball in game 2 at Big 12 tournament! Keep rollin
Jesse Santo: The people who counted out mizzou #suckit one game at a time! #keepitmovin
Shawn Davis: MIZ-ZOU cheers all over Bricktown right now
Jesse Santo: @BSQUARED39 1....parking garage 0.
Kyle Barbeck: Big time pitching performance by @BlakeHolovach and @jemens20. #oneatatime
Blake Brown: @JTSanto410 always feels good to beat #4 team in the nation
Brandon Platts: Beat Texas and Texas A&M on back to back nights. Doesn't get much better than that! #robZ #friday
MU Recruit Griff Goodrich: MIZ over the Aggies tonight!!
@MUTigerBaseball: Blake Brown said of his homer in the fourth: "That was probably the hardest hit ball of my life"
Blake Holovach: Great team win tonight! #MIZ
Jeff Emens: @BigGrizz3 make sure ur ready for the team lift tomorrow #WTP #mooseclub
Dan Pietroburgo: 2 down. What a ballgame. Just gotta keep believing one pitch at a time! #MIZ
SEC TOURNAMENT
♦ SEC Tournament Notebook - Day 3 (SEBaseball.com)
Finally, some offense at the SEC Tournament.
After two pitching-dominated days, some offense crept into Regions Park on Thursday morning as the LSU racked up 11 runs on 17 hits en route to an 11-2 elimination game win over the Ole Miss Rebels.
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THURSDAY'S SCORES:
LSU 11, Ole Miss 2 (Ole Miss eliminated)
Kentucky 5, Mississippi State 1
South Carolina 5, Auburn 3 (Auburn eliminated)
Vanderbilt 2, Florida 1
FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE:
LSU vs. Mississippi State (3 p.m.) (MSU is home team)
Florida vs. South Carolina (TBA) (SC is home team)
♦ SEC Tournament: You Are Watching History (SEC Digital Network)
For the first time in the 34-year era of the Southeastern Baseball Tournament, 10 conference teams will compete for the coveted championship this year at Regions Park. The decision to add teams, finalized in December 2011, adds a new wrinkle to one of the most popular events in college baseball.
The SEC Baseball Tournament as we know it began in 1977, with teams competing in Oxford, Miss., for the right to be called champion. During the past three decades, the SEC’s baseball gathering has morphed into a signature event, becoming one of the most attended athletic competitions in all of college sports.
A look at its history shows a multitude of format changes and host locations. The first gathering, held at Oxford’s Swayze Field, featured just four teams, a double-elimination bracket that saw Ole Miss win a title on its home field. The event’s home rotated around the SEC, with Baton Rouge, La.; Starkville, Miss.; and Gainesville, Fla., all taking turns hosting. Even the famed New Orleans Superdome has served as headquarters for SEC baseball, as 1992 saw the league’s best play in one of the nation’s most recognized sports venues.
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