Social Media Reactions from Oklahoma Sooners 11-3 win over Oklahoma State
Social Media Reactions from Oklahoma Sooners 11-3 win over Oklahoma State
The Oklahoma Sooners earned a statement win on Wednesday night, beating Oklahoma State 11-3 in run-rule fashion. Despite being held scoreless for the first couple of innings and trailing by three after Oklahoma State extended their lead to 3-0, the Sooners erupted for 11 unanswered runs over the final three innings of the game to get the top 25 Bedlam win.
The Sooners improved to 35-3 on the season and reasserted their dominance over the Oklahoma State Cowgirls.
Kasidi Pickering kicked off the scoring with a two-run home run, and Maya Bland put the Sooners in front with a three-run home run. From there, Ella Parker and Gabbie Garcia each drove in a pair of runs to propel the Sooners to the run-rule victory.
Sam Landry recorded her 100th strikeout of the season and moved to 12-2 on the year. She allowed just one earned run in the outing and showed her resolve, recovering from a bases loaded, no-out jam in the top of the fourth inning to keep Oklahoma State from responding to Pickering's two-run home run in the previous half-inning.
It was a huge performance on a record-setting night in which Oklahoma and Oklahoma State drew the largest crowd ever for a regular season game. The sport of softball is thriving and on Wednesday night, we were treated with a fantastic game.
Here's how social media reacted to the Oklahoma Sooners win over Oklahoma State.
Record Breaking Night
What a Sight
The Haters are NOT Happy
Patty Gasso Still the Queen of the Softball Capital
OU Softball Jumps on you quick
Invest in Women's Sports
Just Dominant
Kenny Gajewski Trying to Figure Out What Happened
It Ends with Sooners
Sooners Young Lineup Came Through
The Sooners offense will be just fine
They are inevitable
Don't Make Mistakes against OU
And that Rarely Happens
Oklahoma, the Softball State
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