College World Series 2022 live score, updates, highlights from Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma Game 1

26.06.2022, 02:03 sportingnews.com

The end to the college baseball season is nearly here. But first, a champion must be crowned. This year's College World Series finals features two unseeded teams. Ole Miss struggled during conference play, going 14-16 in the SEC, but the Rebels have been on a roll in the postseason, winning eight of their nine NCAA Tournament games so far. Their victories over No. 3 Arkansas in the College World Series showed that they can be a problem for other teams. Ole Miss held the Razorbacks two combined runs in two games, including a four-hit, seven-strikeout, complete-game masterpiece by Dylan DeLucia to send the Rebels to the finals. Oklahoma is hoping to follow the example set by its softball team and claim another national championship. The Sooners didn't enter tournament play with quite the same amount of hype as their softball contemporaries, but they have done exactly what they've needed to do in the NCAA Tournament. OU has scored with relative ease — including a 16-run explosion against Liberty during the NCAA regionals and an 11-run showing against Virginia Tech to send OU to the finals. The matchup should make for a compelling series. Teams that came into the tournament fairly unheralded now have a chance to add themselves to the storied legacy of the College World Series. The Sporting News is tracking live scoring updates and highlights for Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma. Follow along below for updates of Game 1 of the 2022 College World Series. MORE: Watch the College World Series live with fuboTV (free trial) (All times Eastern) Updates will start closer to the game's 7 p.m. ET start time. MORE: Most College World Series titles by school ESPN will provide coverage of the 2022 College World Series. Game 1 will be broadcast on ESPN. Viewers can also follow the action on ESPN+ or fuboTV, which offers a free trial. "Sunday Night Baseball" broadcasters Eduardo Perez and Karl Ravech will be joined in the booth by Ben McDonald. Dani Wexelman will round out ESPN's coverage as the roving reporter. MORE: Most College World Series appearances *if necessary