Baseball
Oklahoma State Walks Off DBU, Has Won Six In a Row
Corey Hassel hit a walk-off single in the 11th against Dallas Baptist last night to run Oklahoma State’s baseball record for 2016 to 31-15. The Pokes have now won six in a row, the most recent of which came against a heady 32-15 17th-ranked DBU squad.
“That was a galvanizing experience for our team,” said Josh Holliday. “That’s a great win for our team, and we had a nice crowd. It was a ballgame of two teams with great wills to win.”
J.R. Davis was the batter before Hassel in the 11th, and he was intentionally walked to set up a force out.
“I took (the intentional walk to Davis) as disrespect,” said Hassel. “I know that’s not how they meant it — they’re doing what they can to win and they thought I was a better matchup for their pitcher. I respect that decision by them and try to not let it affect me at all and just go up there with a good approach.”
The best part of the entire thing was this superfan who knew right away.
Watch this veteran celebrate another Poke victory while simultaneously moving towards the exit ramp to beat the ferocious crowds out of Allie P. This is not the move of a first-timer. This dude has seen some stuff.
FINAL: #OKState beats Dallas Baptist 8-7 in 11 innings thanks to this Corey Hassel walk-off single. pic.twitter.com/AyKmlUfKT1
— Nathan Ruiz (@NathanSRuiz) May 11, 2016
Parsa Fallah, Kashie Natt Seeking Eligibility Waivers to Play at Oklahoma State Next Season
A Look at Four of the Prospects Oklahoma State Is Set to Host This Week
‘Not Enough to Make the NCAA Tournament’: Steve Lutz Is Aiming High This Season
Oklahoma State’s Top 5 Wins of the Bob Simmons Era
Three-Star Texas Wide Receiver Ake O’Neal Commits to Oklahoma State
Daily Bullets (June 14): Kenny Gajewski, Josh Holliday Each Land Big 12 Transfers on Saturday
OSU Baseball: Utah Transfer Pitcher Kaden Soder Commits to Oklahoma State
OSU Softball: Houston Two-Way Transfer Madison Hartley Commits to Oklahoma State
OSU Softball: Utah Transfer Catcher Kennedy Proctor Commits to Oklahoma State
Daily Bullets (June 13): Oklahoma AG Speaks out on Texas Tech Case, Steve Lutz and Profile Service
-
Hoops5 days agoParsa Fallah, Kashie Natt Seeking Eligibility Waivers to Play at Oklahoma State Next Season
-
Football5 days agoA Look at Four of the Prospects Oklahoma State Is Set to Host This Week
-
Hoops5 days ago‘Not Enough to Make the NCAA Tournament’: Steve Lutz Is Aiming High This Season
-
Football4 days agoOklahoma State’s Top 5 Wins of the Bob Simmons Era