Where to watch Texas A&M softball vs Liberty regional final channel, time, streaming info
No. 1-ranked Texas A&M (47-10) will face Liberty (49-12) for a second time on Sunday afternoon on day three of the Bryan-College Station regional at Davis Diamond.
Texas A&M dominated Marist with a 17-4 run-rule victory, marking their fifth in six games. A&M jumped to an early lead before exploding in the fourth, highlighted by back-to-back solo homers from Mya Perez and Mac Barbara and a grand slam by Amari Harper. Marist managed two runs in the fifth, but A&M sealed the win with a Mac Barbara RBI single. Now, the Aggies face Liberty in the regional final, aiming to keep their momentum alive.
The Red Flames sent the No. 1-seeded team to the elimination round in the second game. Liberty is no stranger to knocking off higher seeds, and this is the second year in a row that they have advanced to the regional final. They only need to win one of two games to move on to the Super Regional round, putting all the pressure on the Aggies.
Below is all the information for the Regional Final game:
GAME SCHEDULE
Bryan-College Station Regional Final - May 18 at 3:00 p.m. CT
Texas A&M: TBD
Liberty: TBD
WAYS TO FOLLOW THE GAME
TV/Streaming: SEC Network+
Radio: Locally Sports Radio 1150/93.7 The Zone
Social: Follow the @AggiesSoftball on X for updates
Internet: 12thMan.com / 12th Man Mobile app for live play-by-play
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