Ole Miss Volleyball Falls Short in Close 5-Set Match Against Mississippi State
Key points:
- Ole Miss volleyball lost a close five-set match against in-state rival Mississippi State on the road.
- Sasha Ratliff had an outstanding performance with 18 kills on a .593 hitting percentage.
- Despite taking an early lead, the Rebels couldn't hold off Mississippi State's comeback and eventually lost the match.
Ole Miss volleyball suffered a heartbreaking loss to in-state rival Mississippi State in a five-set battle on the road. Despite taking an early lead, the Rebels were unable to fend off the Bulldogs’ comeback. Sasha Ratliff led all players with 18 kills, while Vivian Miller recorded her third straight match with double-digit kills. Ole Miss won the first set convincingly but couldn’t maintain momentum, allowing Mississippi State to level the match. The teams traded blows in the third and fourth sets, but the Bulldogs eventually emerged victorious in the fifth set, winning 15-13.
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