Baseball

Georgia Tech Edges Past OU in Atlanta Regional Showdown

Parker Brosius and Vahn Lackey lead the Yellow Jackets, while OU fights to stay alive

The second‑seeded OU baseball team fell 9‑3 to top‑seeded Georgia Tech in the Atlanta Regional, a result that puts the Sooners on the brink of elimination and forces them to win three games on Sunday to claim the regional championship.

Key Performances

Parker Brosius ignited the Yellow Jackets with a two‑run homer in the sixth inning, a 395‑foot blast that swung the momentum in Georgia Tech’s favor.

Vahn Lackey, a top‑five MLB prospect, answered with a 468‑foot solo homer and added two runs, showcasing the depth of the Jackets’ lineup.

OU’s freshman pitcher Xander Mercurius delivered a career‑high eight strikeouts, but the relief corps could not hold the lead, allowing the Jackets to pull ahead in the later innings.

The Sooners now face a demanding schedule, needing to win three consecutive games while also refining their hitting and bullpen work.

Their next opponent, The Citadel, will test those adjustments, a matchup that could determine whether OU’s season continues beyond the regional round.

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