Saturday brings a lighter schedule for the Sooners after facing a Friday night doubleheader to open the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic. On tap today for Oklahoma are the 8-5 San Diego State Aztecs.
Tuning In
The game will be broadcast on 1560 AM/103.3 FM The Franchise 2. It will also be televised on FloSoftball.
Notes & Storylines
– Oklahoma pushed its NCAA-record
winning streak to 64 games with a doubleheader sweep to open the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic on Friday evening in Cathedral City, dropping No. 20/25 Mississippi State 9-3 before run-ruling
Wisconsin 10-2 in the nightcap.
– OU used an eight-run fourth to put away the Badgers (6-8, 0-0 Big Ten) late on Friday evening.
– Tiare Jennings moved into second all-time in career RBIs at OU with the 255th of her career, recording the mark with an RBI single against Mississippi State.
– Both Nicole May and Kelly Maxwell earned their fourth wins of the season in the circle while OU’s bullpen extended its scoreless
inning streak to 27.1 innings to open the year.
Heavy Hitters
– Oklahoma is batting. 350 on the season with 86 runs scored.
– SDSU has a team batting average of .377 with 63 runs scored on the season.
From The Circle
– Oklahoma’s team ERA is 0.93 through 11 games this season. The Sooners have allowed 12 runs.
– The Aztecs have given up 11 runs on the season and have a team ERA of 0.64.
Pick The Score Contest
Alright, we’re trying something new with select games this season. Give us your score prediction for the Oklahoma/San Diego State game in the comments section below. If you get it right you can win some OU merch.
Tiebreakers
In addition to the score prediction give us the following.
A) Total strikeouts recorded by Oklahoma pitchers during the game
B) Total bases for Kinzie Hansen
- We’re going with the “Price is Right Rules” for the tiebreakers. If you go over the amount you bust. The person with the closet tie breaker prediction, without going over, will win.
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