Alabama State made a dramatic comeback from a 6-0 deficit but ultimately fell to Oklahoma State 8-7 in 11 innings at the NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional. Cale Clark's two-run homer in the eighth inning tied the game, but Oklahoma State regained the lead in the 11th. This four-hour marathon saw Alabama State outhit the Cowboys 11-5 but struggle with control, issuing 10 walks. Despite their efforts, the Hornets' season concludes with a 34-23 record after winning the SWAC Baseball Tournament.

By the Numbers
  • Alabama State overcame a 6-0 deficit to tie the game.
  • Oklahoma State drew 10 walks and was hit by three pitches during the game.
  • Niguel Jenkins went 3-for-4 with a home run, two RBIs, and two runs scored.
State of Play
  • Alabama State mounted a comeback, tying the game twice before extra innings.
  • The game featured a total of 5 home runs, highlighting both teams' power hitting.
What's Next

With their season concluded, Alabama State will focus on offseason preparation and player development, looking to build on their success in the SWAC Baseball Tournament for future seasons.

Bottom Line

Alabama State displayed resilience by nearly overcoming a significant deficit, but ultimately struggled with pitching control and missed opportunities at critical moments, concluding a commendable season full of accomplishments.