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Ole Miss Baseball Sweeps Delaware

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By Ryan Hunt

HottyToddy Intern




The Ole Miss Rebels started the new baseball season last weekend right where they left off last year — by winning.

Baseball fans were excited to see the 2022 national championship Rebels in action, so much so that students waited four days to secure seats for the season.

On Friday, the Rebels bested the Delaware Blue Hens 11-2 with Peyton Chatagnier, T.J. McCants, Will Furniss and Ethan Gross leaving the yard. But what stole the show for the fans was the quickness of the games as all three-games went around 2 two hours and 40 minutes. Starting this season, pitchers will have 15 seconds to throw a pitch with the bases empty and 20 seconds with a runner on base.

The Rebels stayed hot on Saturday, beating the Blue Hens 10-0, and continued their dominance on Sunday with a 14 – 4 victory. 

The new faces on the team also played a part in the clean sweep this weekend. Judd Utermark hit a home run in his first career at-bat, and freshman reliever Sam Tookoian put on a pitching clinic Saturday.

With the loss of Tim Elko, it will be crucial for the success of the Rebels to fill his shoes as Coach Mike Bianco looks to go back to Omaha. 


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2024 Ole Miss Football

Sat, Aug 31Furman Logovs Furman W, 76-0
Sat, Sep 7Middle Tennessee Logovs Middle TennesseeW, 52-3
Sat, Sep 14Wake Forest Logo@ Wake ForestW, 40-6
Sat, Sep 21Georgia Southern Logovs Georgia SouthernW, 52-13
Sat, Sep 28Kentucky Logovs KentuckyL, 20-17
Sat, Oct 5South Carolina Logo@ South CarolinaW, 27-3
Sat, Oct 12LSU Logovs LSUL, 29-26 (2 OT)
Sat, Oct 26Oklahoma Logovs OklahomaW, 26-14
Sat, Nov 2Arkansas Logo@ ArkansasW, 63-35
Sat, Nov 16Georgia Logovs GeorgiaW, 28-10
Sat, Nov 23Florida Logo@ FloridaL, 24-17
Sat, Nov 30Mississippi State Logovs Mississippi StateW, 26-14
Thu, Jan 2Duke Logovs Duke (Gator Bowl)6:30 PM • ESPN

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