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Just as they did in Game 1, MSU took a lead in the first inning, but this time they were able to make it hold up -- and then some. Bulldogs lefty starter Houston Harding and his singular delivery …. Houston Harding pitches his way out of a jam! HailStateBB leads CWS pic. Even better was sophomore right-hander Preston Johnson who allowed one run in five innings of relief while striking out seven Commodores.

His deep work out of the pen spared a somewhat fatigued MSU bullpen from a more taxing night, which is key going into Game 3.

Mostly, though, the story was the MSU offense. Against Vandy starter Christian Little and four relievers, they pounded out 14 hits and worked 10 walks. The normally sure-handed Vanderbilt defense committed three errors. Despite, it would seem, scoring 13 runs, the Bulldogs also managed to leave 14 runners on base -- such was the traffic on the bases in Game 2.

MSU scored all those runs with the aid of just two extra base hits, both doubles. A four-run third inning gave MSU a decisive lead, and they added another run in the fourth and two more in the fifth. That was prelude to the seventh when the Bulldogs put another five runs on the board, which in essence ended Game 2.

NCAA Baseball. What channel is Formula 1 on today? TV schedule, start time for Mexican Grand Prix. What channel is England vs. Australia on in USA? T20 World Cup: England vs. Australia preview, how to watch. It's not hyperbolic to say these are two of the best hurlers in all of college baseball.

And just in case they aren't at the top of their games, each is backed by a top-shelf reliever. Vanderbilt sophomore Nick Maldonado pairs a 2.

Mississippi State sophomore Landon Sims has fared even better with a 1. Wednesday's forecast, in other words, calls for heavy showers of strikeouts with a chance of some light sprinkling of runs. You won't want to miss it. Enjoy our content? Join our newsletter to get the latest in sports news delivered straight to your inbox!

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