Mississippi State Bulldogs Score 16 Runs in Record-Breaking Run-Rule Win
Mississippi State's No. 17 softball team secured its 15th run-rule victory of the season by scoring 16 runs and defeating Memphis 16-1 in five innings, with a standout performance in the first inning.
By the Numbers- State sent 17 batters to the plate in the first inning, collecting 9 hits, including 2 doubles and 2 two-run homers.
- Kylee Edwards hit a two-run homer and singled home a runner for three RBIs.
- MSU has 114 two-out RBIs this year, tied for second in school history.
- Nadia Barbary ranks second in the SEC with 16 doubles this year.
- MSU batted around for the 10th time this year and set a new school record with 15 run-rule victories.
- Sierra Sacco leads the team with 18 stolen bases, ranking third in the SEC.
- Paige Cook, with 135 career RBIs, is 10th in school history.
- The Bulldogs play South Alabama next to close their current homestand.
Mississippi State looks to continue its successful season, controlling its destiny with a focus on strong finishes in upcoming games following their dominant victory against Memphis.
Bottom LineMississippi State's No. 17 softball team showcased its dominance with a record-setting victory, emphasizing the team's strong performance in the first inning and setting the stage for a promising continuation of their successful season.
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