Hail State Diamond Dawgs

The Mississippi State Bulldogs are national champions. It’s the first time that any team that has hailed from Starkville can make that claim. The Diamond Dawgs defeated the Vanderbilt Commodores in dominant fashion in game three of the College World Series in a 9-0 affair. Will Bednar and Landon Sims combined for a one-hit shutout of the Commodores, who just couldn’t seem to anchor down its defensive troubles in games two and three of the championship series after winning game 1 by a score of 8-2.

DAWGS ON TOP#HailState🐶 | #OmaDawgs pic.twitter.com/rpYewQuP0F

— Mississippi State Baseball (@HailStateBB) July 1, 2021

 

Source(s):

Mike Lopresti/ NCAA dot com

ESPN2 via Wheels/ You Tube

Mississippi State Baseball/ Twitter

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Hail State or Vandy Boys? CWS Champs

The Mississippi St. Bulldogs walloped the Commodores of Vanderbilt, who hail from Nashville, Tennessee, 13-2 in game two of the College World Series on Tuesday night. It sets the stage for one of the two teams to claim the National Championship for NCAA Division I college baseball tomorrow night in Omaha, Nebraska.

HAIL!!
STATE!!@HailStateBB FORCES GAME 3#HailState x #CWS pic.twitter.com/qIL1c43JLI

— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) June 30, 2021

 

Source(s):

CWS Update/ NCAA dot com

SEC via Twitter

Hail State Wins, Face Vandy Boys in Final

Tanner Leggett’s timely base knock scored Brayland Skinner as No. 7 Mississippi State defeated No. 2 Texas 4-3 on a walk-off Saturday.

NCAA Statement from Division I Baseball Committee:

The NCAA Division I Baseball Committee has declared the Vanderbilt-NC State Men’s College World Series game scheduled for Saturday, June 26 at 1 p.m. Central time a no-contest because of COVID-19 protocols. #CWS pic.twitter.com/amxdQwkQ6l

— NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) June 26, 2021

The Bulldogs will face the Vanderbilt Commodores in the College World Series finals (Game 1 is Monday night) in a best of three faceoff after the “if necessary” game that the Anchor Down crew forced on Friday afternoon was declared to be a “no contest” by the NCAA and the North Carolina St. Wolfpack was removed from the tournament due to COVID-19 contact tracing protocols.

Source(s):

NCAA Baseball via Twitter

College World Series Updates/ NCAA dot com

Skadi Baseball via You Tube