Baseball

Oklahoma Sooners to Face Kansas Jayhawks in NCAA Super Regional

Game 1 set for Saturday at 5 p.m. CT, broadcast on ESPN2

The Oklahoma Sooners are set to clash with the Kansas Jayhawks in the NCAA baseball super regionals beginning Saturday, June 6, at 5 p.m. CT in Lawrence, Kansas.

Oklahoma secured its spot by edging Georgia Tech 8-7 in extra innings, a thriller that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final out.

Kansas, meanwhile, swept its regional, defeating Northeastern and Arkansas twice to finish the week unbeaten and claim the Big 12 Tournament title.

The series will be televised with Game 1 on ESPN2, while Game 2 is scheduled for Sunday, June 7, giving both clubs a chance to adjust after the opener.

Key players for Kansas include Tyson LeBlanc, who leads the offense with a .339 batting average and 21 home runs, and pitcher Mathis Nayral, who holds a 4.92 ERA over 17 starts.

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The matchup pits Oklahoma’s disciplined hitting approach against a Jayhawks rotation that has been hot lately, setting up a compelling contrast in styles.

With both teams riding momentum, the series promises tight competition and a showcase of top collegiate talent as they vie for a place in the next round of the tournament.

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