Oklahoma Baseball: Sooners Finish Sweep of Kansas With Huge Win

Issues couldn’t have gone significantly better for Oklahoma of their sequence at Kansas this weekend.

The Sooners swept the Jayhawks, with a 7-6 victory on Saturday and a 24-4 run rule triumph on Sunday. Within the opener on Friday, OU throttled KU 15-2 at Hoglund Ballpark in Lawrence.

OU improved to 25-13 general and 7-5 in Large 12 Convention play whereas KU dropped to 16-23 and 2-10.

On Saturday, Tanner Tredaway supplied the margin with a sacrifice fly within the high of the 14th, scoring Peyton Graham from third and pushing the Sooners to a dramatic victory. It was OU’s first lead of the sport.

The Sooners wanted three runs within the high of the ninth to pressure additional innings and received 4 consecutive walks and a two-out, pinch-hit single from Cade Horton to tie the sport.

Trevin Michael (3-0) pitched the ultimate six innings in aid for the victory.

Graham and Blake Robertson each collected 4 hits within the marathon (Robertson had two doubles, Graham had a double and a house run), Wallace Clark had three hits (together with a double) and Tredaway led the Sooners with two RBIs.

Within the sequence finale, Oklahoma’s offensive numbers swelled.

Robertson had a double and a house run and completed with six RBIs. Tredaway had 4 hits and 4 RBIs, whereas Graham had three hits and 4 RBIs. Jimmy Crooks homered and drove in three RBIs.

OU scored 9 runs within the second inning, then added six within the third and 4 extra within the fourth for a 19-4 lead earlier than plating 5 extra within the ultimate two innings.