Ole Miss softball eliminated in Women's College World Series on Oregon's walk-off walk in 10th inning
Oregon (54-9) beat Ole Miss 6-5 in the 10th inning on a walk-off walk in an elimination game that seeped into the early morning hours of May 31.
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With the bases loaded, Ole Miss pitcher Aliyah Binford walked Kedre Luschar, scoring Presley Lawton. Oregon will face the loser of Saturday's game between Texas and Oklahoma.
Ole Miss (42-21) had pushed the game into extra innings when it rallied for three runs in seventh. Down 5-2, Tenly Grisham scored on a fielder's choice, and Ryan Starr and Addison Duke scored on Jamie Mackay's single.
The Rebels jumped on Oregon early, scoring the game's first run on Persy Llamas' RBI single to left field in the first inning.
Oregon took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the first, and after Ole Miss tied the game 2-2 in the fifth, the Ducks regained the lead with three runs in the bottom of the inning.
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Ole Miss fell to No. 12 seed Texas Tech 1-0 on May 29.
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Ole Miss softball live score vs Oregon
Ole Miss softball score: FINAL: Oregon 6, Ole Miss 5 (10th inning)
Ole Miss softball score: Rebels tie the game in seventh inning
Ole Miss' Jamie Mackay's first at-bat in the WCWS came with a two-RBI single to tie the game against Oregon, 5-5 in the seventh inning with two outs. Ryan Starr and Addison Duke scored.
Ole Miss softball score: Rebels add a run in seventh inning
Ole Miss had bases loaded and scored on a fielder's choice from Lexie Brady, scoring Miali Guachino to inch towards Oregon's lead at 5-3 with one out.
Ole Miss softball score: Ducks add another run in fifth inning
Kaylynn Jones jumps on Ole Miss pitcher Aliyah Binford and adds another run in the fifth inning from an RBI single, scoring Elyse Kresho. Oregon leads Ole Miss 5-2.
Ole Miss softball score: Ducks take the lead in fifth inning
Oregon's Kai Luschar began the fifth inning with a leadoff double, and a pitch later, Kedre Luschar's bunt resulted in an Ole Miss throwing error, scoring Kai Luschar. Rylee McCoy added another run from an RBI double to left field, scoring Kedre Luschar, giving Oregon a 4-2 lead over the Rebels.
Ole Miss softball score: Rebels tie game in fifth inning
Llamas comes up with another hit, this time an RBI single to right field off new Oregon pitcher Staci Chambers. Rebels' left fielder Pone scores her second run of the night to tie the game 2-2.
Ole Miss softball score: Ducks score two in the bottom of first inning
Oregon's Dezianna Patmon puts the Ducks on top after a two-RBI single to left field, scoring Kai Luschar and Paige Sinicki. Ole Miss' early 1-0 lead is quickly erased, and Oregon goes up 2-1.
Ole Miss softball score: Rebels take 1-0 lead in first inning
Ole Miss' Persy Llamas gives the Rebels their first run in a WCWS game. Llamas hit an RBI single to left, scoring Jaden Pone to give the Rebels a 1-0 lead. Pone reached first on an error to begin the inning.
What time does Ole Miss softball vs Oregon start?
Date: Friday, May 30
Time: 8:30 p.m. CT
Where: OGE Energy Field at Devon Park, Oklahoma City
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What TV channel is Ole Miss softball vs Oregon on today?
TV Channel: ESPN
Streaming: Fubo (free trial), ESPN+
Ole Miss softball starting pitcher
Ole Miss: Brianna Lopez (13-5, 2.94 ERA)
Oregon: Lyndsey Grein (29-2, 2.10 ERA)
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