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Well, I needed to mow the yard anyway.

Luke Harrison can’t start anymore.

It's a five-run first inning for Mississippi State. The Bulldogs are still batting with two outs in the top of the first.

Welp…

Good grief talk about a weird inning with the strikeouts and walks. Walks are a killer. Grand Slam 🤦🏾‍♂️

Harrison's payoff pitch to Chance leaves the yards for a two-out grand slam.

Harrison's third walk of the inning loads the bases with two outs. He's thrown 30 pitches this inning and there's activity in the bullpen.

Didn't look like Monsour got a good read on that single to center by Parker. It's an RBI single that puts State up early, 1-0.

Home plate umpires have been atrocious all weekend

Bevis draws a walk on a borderline payoff pitch. Two on, two down for State as Harrison crosses the 20-pitch mark for the inning.

Harrison gets Sullivan to chase upstairs. Two away.

Reese draws a one-out walk against Harrison.

Here in our seats waiting for the first pitch.

Watching the Missouri-Georgia baseball game. Texas is projected as a #3 overall seed, so that means they would face Florida in a Super Regional if those standings hold up through the end of conference tournament weekend and Texas wins their Regional.

Not impressed with the Sunday crowd. Hoping the empty seats get filled.

Does Cam’s contested catch chances go up or down in a Sark/Arch offense?

And just like they did in WBB, UCLA wins the natty.

Notre Dame’s schedule is criminal. The disparity in scheduling is one of the sports biggest problems.

some info on tournament https://www.tuscaloosanews.com/story/sports/college/softball/2026/05/02/sec-softball-tournament-2026-schedule-bracket-info/89882289007/

Too inconsistent in overall play, 3 shutouts in the month of April. Maybe a short post season unfortunately.

Just like last year, everything needs to click at the right time. They top tier talent, but it's not the most elite. OU is better at hitting and Tennessee and Texas Tech both boast better pitching staffs.

I don't understand the thought process that thinks Sorsby can just go to the NFL. If Sorsby gambled on his own team in the NFL, he'd go to prison. The NFL won't simply let that slide and say, "C'mon into the supplemental draft." He'll need to go through multiple evaluations and years before the NFL will even consider allowing him to play. There's nothing any lawyer can do about that. This isn't the NCAA preventing some college kid from exercising his constitutional right to make money.