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The game was postponed until Monday with a restart time of 3:05 p.m. CT. The if-necessary game is slated for 6:05 p.m. CT. Both games can be heard on the Sooner Sports Network KREF 1400 AM and seen on ESPN2.

For his part, Oklahoma coach Sunny Golloway isn't shying away from the budding stroy line. Says Golloway of Gamecocks 19-game winning streak, "I think that streak is outstanding. It’s long, and I think that we need to have something to say about it." Make no mistake about it, Oklahoma feels like it should have been the team to take home the 2010 National Title, and they'll be gunning for the Gamecocks come this weekend. As of May 29 the Sooners were ranked #29 in the NCAA RPI. The Gamecocks, meanwhile are ranked #11 in the RPI and #7 in Baseball America's most recent poll.

Hopefully the Sooners deliver a better performance than they are expecting them to.

The Feb. 28 home game against UT-Arlington scheduled for a 3 p.m. first pitch has been moved to Wednesday, Feb. 29 at 5:30 p.m. due to inclement weather expected to hit Oklahoma tomorrow. All tickets purchased for the game will be honored at the gate at L. Dale Mitchell Park on Wednesday and $.50 hot dogs and cokes will be available while supplies last. The game was scheduled to be the first of several games televised by the Sooner Sports Network, but due to a conflict with both OU basketball teams playing on the road, the game will not be aired. There will be an internet only broadcast with Chris Plank and Ross Hubbard calling the action and a webcast will also be available on SoonerSports.com.

Oklahoma finished 1-2 in pool play thanks to today’s 5-4 loss to the Missouri Tigers. Probably the most frustrating thing is that in both last night’s loss as well as today’s the Sooners had the bases loaded with one out and hit into a double play. Oh well, now we’ll have to sit and wait on seeding for the NCAA Tournament.

OU played like a team that thought could coast to a win and the Aggies played like a team that was absolutely hungry to win. That was the difference, plain and simple.

This last week in baseball wasn’t good for the Sooners. After dropping a heartbreaker at Arkansas on Tuesday night, Oklahoma lost a crucial home series to the Kansas Jayhawks two games to one. A week ago OU was knocking on the door of first place in the Big 12 Conference. Now they are tied for 5th. 2009 Big 12 Baseball Standings Big 12 Pct Overall Pct Texas 15-8-1 .646 33-11-1 .744 Kansas State 12-7-1 .625 35-11-1 .755 Texas A&M 13-8 .619 31-16 .660 Missouri 14-10 .583 28-21 .571 Oklahoma 12-9 .571 34-14 .708 Kansas 12-9 .571 33-16 .673 Baylor 10-13 .435 26-20 .565 Texas Tech 9-12 .429 20-27 .426 Oklahoma State 6-13 .316 29-19 .604 Nebraska 5-19 .208 21-26-1 .448 As of May 3, 06:42 PM CT

Wasn’t pretty in Austin this weekend for the Sooners.

Major props to CJ Blue who threw a complete game shutout. This is extremely difficult to do. No, it wasn't a "perfect game", but it was a solid performance. I've been impressed with the Sooner baseball team so far, let's see if they can keep it up!