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Oklahoma State Baseball Releases 2022 Schedule
It’ll be another busy season at O’Brate.
The second season of baseball at O’Brate Stadium will feature 29 home games for the Cowboys, including three games of Bedlam.
Oklahoma State released its 2022 baseball schedule on Thursday. It includes a series against national power Vanderbilt, a pair of games against Arizona State, a road trip to a future conference foe and, of course, a full slate of Big 12 games.
OSU will start the season Feb. 18 with a trip to Vanderbilt. The Cowboys and Commodores played a three-game series in O’Brate last season, where Vandy won two of the games.
The Pokes head to Arizona for a pair of games on March 1 and March 2 against Arizona State.
To go with the full Big 12 schedule, the Cowboys will play future Big 12 opponent BYU on March 10, 11 and 12 in Provo.
There will be a quartet of Bedlam games this season, starting with a nonconference game in Norman on March 29 before OSU hosts the conference series with games on April 8, 9 and 10.
Here is the full 2022 schedule:
| Date | Opponent | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Feb. 18 | at Vanderbilt | Away |
| Feb. 19 | at Vanderbilt | Away |
| Feb. 20 | at Vanderbilt | Away |
| Feb. 22 | vs. Sam Houston | Arlington, Texas |
| Feb. 25 | Wright State | Home |
| Feb. 26 | Wright State | Home |
| Feb. 27 | Wright State | Home |
| March 1 | at Arizona State | Away |
| March 2 | at Arizona State | Away |
| March 4 | Gonzaga | Home |
| March 5 | Gonzaga | Home |
| March 6 | Gonzaga | Home |
| March 8 | Missouri State | Home |
| March 10 | at BYU | Away |
| March 11 | at BYU | Away |
| March 12 | at BYU | Away |
| March 16 | Dallas Baptist | Home |
| March 18 | Seton Hall | Home |
| March 19 | Seton Hall (DH) | Home |
| March 20 | Seton Hall | Home |
| March 22 | at Oral Roberts | Away |
| March 25 | Kansas | Home |
| March 26 | Kansas | Home |
| March 27 | Kansas | Home |
| March 29 | at Oklahoma | Away |
| April 1 | at Kansas State | Away |
| April 2 | at Kansas State | Away |
| April 3 | at Kansas State | Away |
| April 5 | at Wichita State | Away |
| April 8 | Oklahoma | Home |
| April 9 | Oklahoma | Home |
| April 10 | Oklahoma | Home |
| April 12 | Wichita State | Home |
| April 15 | at West Virginia | Away |
| April 16 | at West Virginia | Away |
| April 17 | at West Virginia | Away |
| April 19 | Oral Roberts | Home |
| April 22 | TCU | Home |
| April 23 | TCU | Home |
| April 24 | TCU | Home |
| April 26 | at Wichita State | Away |
| April 29 | at Texas | Away |
| April 30 | at Texas | Away |
| May 1 | at Texas | Away |
| May 6 | Southeast Missouri State | Home |
| May 7 | Southeast Missouri State | Home |
| May 8 | Southeast Missouri State | Home |
| May 10 | at Dallas Baptist | Away |
| May 13 | Texas Tech | Home |
| May 14 | Texas Tech | Home |
| May 15 | Texas Tech | Home |
| May 19 | at Baylor | Away |
| May 20 | at Baylor | Away |
| May 21 | at Baylor | Away |
| May 25-29 | Big 12 Baseball Championship | Arlington, Texas |
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