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Troy defeats Ole Miss in MCWS elimination game
Troy scored seven unanswered runs after a balk call and a Sean Darnell two-run single helped seal the 12-8 win.
- The Troy baseball team upset Ole Miss 12-8 on Sunday at Charles Schwab Field, surviving a College World Series elimination game and eliminating the Rebels from the tournament.
- Trailing 6-2 in the fifth inning, the Trojans rallied after a controversial balk call against starter Hunter Elliott, which both Elliott and coach Mike Bianco later downplayed as a minor moment.
- Troy's offense surged with 14 hits and three home runs, while second baseman Sean Darnell reached base in all five plate appearances, including a two-run single that helped seal victory.
- Trojans coach Skylar Meade emphasized resilience after eliminating the Rebels, stating, "People don't remember your stats, they remember if you're a winner or not."
- Troy will next face the loser of Sunday's matchup between West Virginia and North Carolina as the Trojans continue their College World Series run in Omaha.
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Ole Miss 2 and out at CWS - Mississippi Monitor
Magnolia Mornings, Magnolia Tribune (Photo from Ole Miss Athletics) Ole Miss baseball strung together eight runs on 12 hits but was unable to overcome a hot-hitting Troy team, ending its season and run in the College World Series with a 12-8 loss to the Trojans on Sunday. “It always hurts to finish the season because everyone loses their last game except for the team that wins the national championship,” said head coach Mike Bianco. “When yo…
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