The frustration had eight days to simmer.
Eight days to replay a stunning SEC Tournament collapse against Georgia. Eight days to hear the questions about pitching depth, postseason pressure and whether Oklahoma’s grip on college softball had loosened entering NCAA Tournament play.
By the time No. 3 national seed Oklahoma finally stepped onto Love’s Field Friday afternoon, the Sooners looked like a team that had spent an entire week waiting to unload every ounce of that frustration on somebody.
Unfortunately for Binghamton, it happened to be standing in the other dugout.
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