Baseball
Bedlam Baseball Blowout Roundup
OSU scored eight runs in the first and never trailed. Here’s a collection of notes and tweets from the blowout.
- The 24 runs are the most in the Holliday era; the last time the Cowboys scored that many runs was 2010, when OSU beat Alabama A&M 26-0.
- Arakawa capped the 1st inning with this monster two-run shot. Pretty sure that hits the scoreboard.
- David Petrino led the Pokes with four hits. Gage Green, Conor Costello and Arakawa each had three.
- The only innings OSU didn’t score? That would be the 2nd, 7th and 8th.
- Junior Michael Mertz made his Cowboy debut, pitching a perfect 8th inning.
- Nine Cowboys scored at least a run, and eight had an RBI.
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OU almost got beat worse than the Thunder, who lost by 25 to the Spurs tonight.
My favorite tweets from tonight:
All of these #OKState fans just watched a 43-minute first inning. OSU up 8-0 over Sooners. pic.twitter.com/InTOfP3Ad4
— Orange Power (@OrangePowerCom) April 7, 2015
End 5: OSU 20, OU 2. First time allowing 20 runs since June 5, 2005 vs. Mississippi at the NCAA Oxford Regional.
— Oklahoma Baseball (@OU_Baseball) April 8, 2015
I am so happy we have a coach in a sport who doesn't like, doesn't fear and doesn't want to show any respect to OU.
— wherever Dez Bryant plays next year fan (@Pokelahoma) April 8, 2015
https://twitter.com/okc_dave/status/585611717725544449
You think Josh Holliday is into this Bedlam stuff? Up 20-2, he just came out to argue a line shot past first that was ruled foul. Bedlam.
— John Helsley (@jjhelsley) April 8, 2015
FINAL: #OKState 24, Oklahoma 2.
Most lopsided matchup in 310 games of #Bedlam baseball history.
— Nathan Ruiz (@NathanSRuiz) April 8, 2015
You may think Herbstreit felt another earthquake at #OKState but really, he just now saw the #BedlamBaseball score. pic.twitter.com/eBKyNOdCyD
— Royal John (@Royal_John_OSU) April 8, 2015
This is a woodshed… this is where @OSUBaseball is currently taking the Sooners! 20-2 #ouch pic.twitter.com/7c6jJGCH0H
— Scott Mick (@BlockSomebody) April 8, 2015
OSU is back in action this weekend when they travel to Lawrence to face the Kansas Jayhawks.
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