The South Carolina Gamecocks are going for the series win against the Oklahoma Sooners. After dropping the first game on Friday, the South Carolina Gamecocks bounced back on Saturday with a big offensive showing to tie the series at 1-1 vs Oklahoma.

In Saturday’s 11-5 win, starter Jake McCoy only allowed four runs, but he gave up nine hits, three walks and had a runner on base in all but one inning. His replacement, Tyler Pitzer, walked five batters in his first three innings and nearly drove his head coach mad.

A conference win is nice, but the Gamecocks finally prove they can deliver clutch hits against formidable teams.

The South Carolina Gamecocks are looking to bounce back vs Oklahoma after game one loss. The South Carolina Gamecocks win streak came to an end on Friday as the

OU baseball faces South Carolina in a series-clinching Game 3 at 12:30 p.m. CT from Founders Park in Columbia, South Carolina, on SEC Network+.

The No. 5 South Carolina Gamecocks and No. 10 Oklahoma Sooners meet in the SEC Tournament. Saturday's matchup is the first this season between the teams.

That first inning outburst helped Oklahoma starter Kyson Witherspoon, though the Gamecocks chased him out of the game in the sixth inning. The Sooners right-hander is the 26th-ranked draft prospect for 2025 by MLB.com and the top-ranked junior pitcher in the SEC.

South Carolina Gamecock softball was swept by the Oklahoma Sooners. The four-time defending champions found success in its first conference series as an SEC team.

"It's great," OU coach Skip Johnson told Voice of the Sooners Toby Rowland in postgame. "Good for the program and good for the University of Oklahoma." Ace pitcher Kyson Witherspo