College Baseball Regionals 2021: Results, Highlights and Bracket from Monday

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College Baseball Regionals 2021: Results, Highlights and Bracket from Monday

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A number of tickets were booked for the college baseball super regionals on Monday as the road to the men’s College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska, rolled on. 

Below, we’ll break down the scores, highlights and updated bracket. 


Scores

South Alabama def. South Florida, 4-0 (Game 1)

South Florida def. South Alabama, 6-4 (Game 2, South Alabama eliminated)

Mississippi State def. Campbell, 6-5 (Campbell eliminated)

Dallas Baptist def. Oregon State, 8-5 (Oregon State eliminated)

Ole Miss def. Southern Miss, 12-9

Arkansas def. Nebraska, 6-2 (Nebraska eliminated)

LSU def. Oregon, 9-8 (Oregon eliminated)

Stanford def. UC Irvine, 11-8 (UCI eliminated)


Bracket

For the updated regionals and super regionals bracket, be sure to check out NCAA.com


Recap

You win some, you lose some. 

Such was the case for South Florida on Monday. The Bulls lost their first matchup vs. South Alabama after a rain delay Sunday forced its postponement. No worries—they won the second matchup of the double-elimination regional to advance to the super regional, where Texas awaits.

South Alabama looked like it would keep its Game 1 momentum rolling, pushing across the game’s first run in the bottom of the first on a Michael Sandle RBI single. 

It was no surprise Sandle provided the early spark—he homered twice against Miami to force the matchup with South Alabama.

And when Ethan Wilson robbed South Florida of a home run in the top of the third, it appeared it was just South Alabama’s day. 

South Alabama Baseball @WeAreSouth_BSB

ARE YOU SERIOUS @ewils5?!?!!!! Mr. Wilson robs a two-run USF home run in T3!#Something2Prove pic.twitter.com/5pbeMlnmfx

But the Bulls rallied from a 2-0 deficit, tying the game in the top of the fourth on a Jarret Eaton RBI double. They took a 4-3 lead into the top of the ninth, when a South Alabama error allowed Eaton to score. A Carmine Lane sacrifice fly pushed the lead to 6-3. 

A Santi Montiel solo homer in the bottom of the ninth made things interesting, but the Bulls held on.

In the day’s other early matchup, Mississippi State punched its ticket to super regionals, holding off Campbell 6-5. 

Kamren James had a huge game for the Bulldogs, finishing 2-for-5 with a homer, three RBI and two runs. 

Mississippi State Baseball @HailStateBB

Sizzlin’ 6 ? pic.twitter.com/cqjSHP8k0s

Catcher Logan Tanner also left the yard for the Bulldogs, while Houston Harding earned the win after throwing five innings of three-hit, two-run ball, striking out a whopping 10 batters. 

Mississippi State Baseball @HailStateBB

Oppo Lo ? pic.twitter.com/lB2r2bIMhh

Mississippi State Baseball @HailStateBB

Heartbreak Hooty ? pic.twitter.com/dtrXwLJnwc

Mississippi State will face Notre Dame in super regionals. Tennessee, Vanderbilt, East Carolina, Arizona, Texas Tech and NC State all advanced on Sunday. 

LSU and Stanford also moved on to the super regionals during Monday’s late action. The Tigers will face off with the Vols, while the Cardinal are set to take on the Red Raiders.

SEC Network @SECNetwork

FOUR. STRAIGHT. ELIMINATION. GAMES.

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Mainieri Magic ? @LSUBaseball pic.twitter.com/wgXzzs6X4S

One berth remains available in the next round. Old Dominion and Virginia will battle for that spot Tuesday.

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