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Georgia’s Bulldog Bats Bulldoze Super Regional Foes

Game Two of the Super Regionals saw Georgia seize control from the first pitch, racing to a 2-0 lead in the opening frame thanks to a Jackson error and a Phelps sacrifice fly. UGA kept piling on—Branch’s towering homer, Hudson’s leadoff blast, and timely sacrifice flies pushed the margin to 6-2 by the fourth. Mississippi State fought back in the second and sixth innings with homers from Milewski and Valincius and an RBI single from Chance, trimming the deficit to 7-4. Caden Aoki started for Georgia, combining with Zach Brown in relief, while MSU’s Ryan McPherson and Duke Stone tried to stem the tide. As Georgia stands one win from Omaha, Mississippi State’s season hangs by a thread in this College World Series qualifier.

Ah, college baseball—where grown adults chase fuzzy balls under a blazing sun and fans erupt like they’ve discovered fire. Foley Field turned into a decibel carnival as Georgia inflicted early pain on Mississippi State, proving once again that the long ball is just a fancy way of saying “I need new pitching.” Meanwhile, MSU’s hitters valiantly chipped away between power naps, reminding us that hope springs eternal—even when your bats snooze through most innings. Caden Aoki’s fastball was hotter than the concession-stand nachos, and Zach Brown’s relief cameo was a polite handshake compared to Georgia’s offensive steamroller. One win from Omaha? More like one more chance for MSU to wrestle back their dignity—good luck, Bulldogs, the “juice” might just be a fruit market product.